> for unsubscribing!
>
> The fraudulent company offered some captivating ads asking users to answer
> questions such as "Who is the real Obama?" blah blah. When you click the
> link, it takes you to a page where you are asked to answer the question and
> then enter the phone your phone number to be entered into a draw to "win"
> cool mobile phones or an iPadetc. No terms of Service are even displayed
> during the entire process but you will begin knowing the Terms of service
> soon enough when Ksh.30 begins to disappear from your phone mysteriously,
> everyday. The parent company, Orangino is based in Stockolm, Sweden and
> owned by one Ulla Osterman but it seems they have some minions in Kenya to
> do their bidding. You can tell the scammer, Ulla Osterman, what you think
> by emailing them at this email
ulla@businesscompetence.com .
>
> Subscribing for this service is quite easy but unsubscribing is another
> matter altogether.Once you are in, there's no easy way out as there is no
> readily accessible info on how to unsubscribe. If you are a busy guy like
> me, you might be stuck with this service for a month before you can find
> time to get through to your mobile phone company's customer service(In my
> case, Safaricom). It's like signing a deal with the devil!
>
> The moment you subscribe, you automatically accept their obscure Terms of
> Service(TOS) that they will be deducting Ksh.30 from your account anytime
> they send useless ringtones etc to download, and they can do this as
> frequently as everyday. They ask you to click the link
>
http://m.ke.orangino.com. That means every day you will be losing sh.30 to
> an unsolicited service that you have not asked for. They use strong arm
> tactics to fleece consumers and how Safaricom allows something like this
> within their network beats logic. I guess for mobile companies, every
> revenue stream is acceptable, there are no ethical considerations on
> protecting consumers from fraud. So now thousands or even hundreds of
> thousands of consumers are stuck with Orangino, losing millions of
> shillings every day to some obscure company based in Stockholm!
>