Telenor’s Valentine’s Day Tweet Went Amiss

Celebrated annually on February 14, Valentine’s Day symbolizes the day of love and for lovers of all age groups. In Pakistan, a telecommunications company, Telenor, celebrated Valentine’s Day by poking fun that resulted in everlasting complaints from the customers.

Telenor’s Twitter handle claims to resolve the queries of its customers along with a bit of fun and here is Telenor’s take on Valentine’s Day.

Telenor Pakistan tweeted a mocking post for single customers on Valentine’s Day and suggested “You are not going to get a reply today as well, take our suggestion and sleep”.

Humari manain tou so jain, aj bhi reply nahi aney wala.

— Telenor Pakistan (@telenorpakistan) February 13, 2021

However, Valentine’s Day post went viral and a number of Telenor customers popped up with complaints and criticism on the company and its poor services.

Agr itna focus ap apni services py krty tu aj shayad hm log telenor day mna rhy hoty

— It,s Doctor (@ItsDoctor1) February 14, 2021

Ap k network say msg send ho to reply aye

— Ibn E Hafeez (@saif03183) February 13, 2021

How cheap!
Telenor, we want you to focus on your services rather than sticking your nose in non sense issues.

— ADNAN K UMRAJ (@iamumraj) February 14, 2021

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Best service of Pakistan who evem cares for the sleep of their customers 😍

— N I M R A 🌚 (@Niman140) February 14, 2021

Ap esa kryn apna number share kr dyn chlyn ap ko hi msg kr dyn gy ap to reply do gy na 😂

— HoNey_BlOocH (@Gold_leaf007) February 14, 2021

Zaroori ni k kr koi reply k liye jag rha ho….
Us k exams b ho skty hyn😪

— NN🇵🇰 (@daacctrrrr_shb) February 13, 2021

The interesting feature of the thread was that the company’s Twitter handle replied to every comment on the post.

Telenor Pakistan Limited is the second-largest cellular & digital services provider in Pakistan owned by Telenor Group, which is an international provider of voice, data, content, and mobile communication services in 8 markets worldwide in Scandinavia and Asia.