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	Orange Niger number format is 8 digits: +(227)-xx-xxx-xxx

Orange (Niger)

Orange Niger officially launched its wireless network operations in June 2008, a year after it received a license to provide mobile, fixed telephony, and high-speed internet services in the West African country. The mobile network, owned by France Telecom, now operates GSM infrastructures in more than 30 cities, covering more than 41% of the entire population.

A few months after the deployment of its wireless services, Orange’s subscriber base quickly grew to more than 400,000—a testament of Niger’s remarkable promising mobile market. In other regions in Africa, the cellular provider also supports mobile coverage in Botswana, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritius, and Senegal.

Orange Niger is a subsidiary of France Telecom Group, a leading European telecommunications company headquartered in Arcueil, France. With more than 210 million subscribers with all its market combined, France Telecom is lauded as the fifth largest telecommunications provider in the world.

The Orange brand was officially launched in 1994 by Hutchison Telecom, a UK-based mobile service provider acquired by France Telecom in August 2000. Today, Orange maintains its dominance in the mobile market by providing affordable prepaid and postpaid tariffs that are specifically geared to meet the mobile usage needs of its diverse mobile market.

Orange Prepaid Plans

Mobile users who wish to take advantage of Orange’s affordable prepaid tariffs may purchase an Orange starter SIM pack with 800 CFA (West African franc) worth of pre-included airtime to all networks. For regular on-net airtime rates, mobile calling during peak hours (6 a.m. to 11 p.m.) costs 99 CFA per minute, while calls during off-peak hours are charged only 31 CFA per minute. Talk time to other networks, on the other hand, costs a flat per-minute rate of 99 CFA. Also, calls to Nigeria are charged the same rate of 99 CFA per minute.

As for text messaging, each SMS sent costs 21 CFA to other Orange numbers, 46 CFA to other networks, and 102 CFA to international destinations. Both on-net and off-net MMS cost 139 CFA each, while each international MMS costs 515 CFA.

Additionally, Orange offers cost-effectivemonthly prepaid packs for more affordable airtime rates. Orange subscribers may choose plan denominations of 4,000 CFA, 10,000 CFA, 25,000 CFA, 36,000 CFA, and 48,000 CFA, the regular (from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.) per-minute on-net rates of which cost 95 CFA, 90 CFA, 88 CFA, 85 CFA, and 80 CFA, respectively.

From 6 p.m. to 11 p.m., calling rate drops to a flat 72 CFA per minute, and from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., airtime costs even cheaper at a flat rate of 31 CFA per minute. Meanwhile, talk time to other networks costs 99 CFA per minute across all prepaid plans.

As for text messaging, each on-net SMS costs 15 CFA, and each off-net SMS costs 18 CFA. Text messages sent to international destinations, on the other hand, are charged 102 per SMS.

Calling to Favorite Numbers

Orange also entitles subscribers cheaper calling rates to up to five frequently dialed mobile numbers. From 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., calls cost only 72 FCA; and from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m., calls cost cheaper at 50 CFA. Talk time to any of the favorite numbers is at its cheapest from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m., charging only 22 CFA per minute.

Subscribers may dial 333 from their Orange mobile phone to register any mobile numbers of their choice. However, subsequent changes will be charged 155 CFA.

Orange Prepaid Refills

Mobile users who wish to replenish airtime minutes may purchase Orange prepaid top-up refills from Orange flagship stores, authorized dealers, and retail outlets located in major areas in the country. One may purchase orange prepaid refill denominations of 500 CFA, 1,000 CFA, 4,000 CFA, and 10,000 CFA.

For international repaid top-ups, Babblebug.net offers Orange prepaid load denominations of US$12, US$23, and US$46, which will be forwarded to the prepaid account in Niger’s local currency. Babblebug.net accepts credit cards, debit cards, and PayPal as Orange prepaid recharge payment options.

Customer Support

To access the mobile network’s customer service hotline (available daily from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.), mobile users may dial 222 from their mobile phone. One may also send an email to 223@orange-niger.nefor inquiries and other concerns. Orange’s website, http://www.orange.ne/, offers updated information about the cellular provider’s current prepaid plans and promotions.

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