Safaricom plans to scrap off its unlimited Internet bundles, according to the company's CEO, Bob Collymore. He further added that there has been a misuse of the service by subscribers who have been making huge downloads, resulting in huge losses for the company. Perhaps this explains why Safaricom internet speeds have been “cupped”.

The unlimited internet bundles include:

1. Unlimited internet for one day (24 hours) billed at KES 200

2. Unlimited internet for three days (72 hours) billed at KES 500

3. Unlimited internet for one week (7 days) billed at KES 1,000

4. Unlimited internet for one month (30 days) billed at KES 3,000

Yesterday on Twitter, Safaricom subscribers were enraged by the alleged capping of speeds by the service provider.

Do you think Safaricom is justified to scrap off its unlimited internet bundles?