So it all started with a Tweet, blaming PTCL for Ayesha Gulalai’s four-year late response to the alleged messages she received. Then it was just a series of Tweets between the two companies, using sarcasm to taunt each other.
Let’s look at the interesting exchange of Tweets
To this PTCL replied in a Tweet
Nayatel came into the Tweet battle by posting this
To this PTCL response was
And then the sarcasm went on
The last say
Those who use PTCL has a rough weekend anyway, as a fiber optic cable broke down and all internet activity went down. Djuice came with an offer for PTCL to which PTCL gave another sarcastic response. Here are the tweets
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