Local telecommunications firm Dhiraagu has announced the launch of an online bill payment service to allow customers to settle their monthly mobile phone, fixed-line and internet accounts.
Customers wishing to use the service can register online at Dhiraagu’s website by clicking on the ‘My Account’ section.
According to the company, there are no additional charges to use the service, with customers able to make secure payments through a valid Visa, Mastercard, American Express or bank debit card.
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Dhiraagu is the worst of the worst! they are protected only by the huge ugly monopoly Maumoon era they got. otherwise if there was competition, they will be eliminated in a few weeks.
Can't there be one thing printed where someone doesn't start yelling about politics? This is about online bill payments. If Wataniyya wanted to they could have it too, it's been around in the rest of the world for years now. Dhiraagu is finally just making it into the current century.
Agree with Joker on this one. I am happy that Dhiraagu introduced this much needed service. The service is really good. Way to go!