Some citizens promised to cut off communication using telephones by switching off if the mobile operators companies increase their charges.
The mobile companies in South Sudan announced to increase local and international charges with effect from October 19.
Some anonymous citizens in Juba say they will stay off air as people were not using telephones during the ancient time.
Joseph Joshua, a resident of Atlabara area, urges the government to intervene on the matter
Nassir Jiddu Assai, of Kator area says the increment will add more suffering to the people of South Sudan.
Pac John Majak who lives in Munuki Miya-Saba regrets that the decision the telecommunication companies took is not fair and is expected to negatively affect many people.
Vivacell Company in its messages says calls to its clients will be charged three pounds and fifteen piaster per minute.
But from Vivacell to MTN and Zain will be three pounds and eight piasters.
CRN could not get the officer responsible for MTN office in Juba.