18 million SIM cards are being offered for sale, Ethio Telecom announced.

Ethio Telecom's marketing and product marketing director, Ato Muluken Gizaw, said: "Currently, the number of mobile phones has reached 18 million, which has stopped supplying all of the company's standards.

The company said that these numbers were used to market these numbers for a long time because they did not use their time limits and stopped using the service.

Once an Ethio Telecom customer had added a new mobile SIM card number, it would be 120 days before the full stop was completed.

120 days later, however, it was reported that the mobile service was still in use for 330 days, while the cellphone was not able to call from another party.

If there is no waiting period during these days, the line will be completely out of service.

Since these cell numbers are a treasure, it is said that they will soon be re-branding for new customers.

Previously, a customer was able to redeem a new mobile number and stop the charging of the line from the date it lost or declined. Within three years, the number could be re-traveled to the company's branches.

The resident said that the duration of the stay was one year down.

The Marketing Manager of the company's marketing department, Shumana Desire, said that the number of users of the Fourth Generation Network was not as good as expected.

FG Technology was worthwhile at a time when implementation of Addis Ababa, but now all internet services have the same value.

However, the impact of that time has negatively affected the number of users of this technology.

Although Ethio Telecom currently has a majority of VoIP services, its existing customers are planning to move the internet service to a better phase now.

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