Showing posts with label airtime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label airtime. Show all posts
Monday, November 28, 2016
How To Buy Airtime with GTBank using the Instant Top Up Recharge Code
How To Buy Airtime with GTBank using the Instant Top Up Recharge Code
Recharging one’s mobile line has never been easier as GTBank Nigeria has rolled out several methods to quickly purchase call credit or mobile recharge as it’s often called and get billed from your GTB account.
Simplest ways to recharge via GTBank in Nigeria
With the new GTBank recharge process, you simply need to send an SMS or dial a shortcode from your line, and your account get’s billed.
Note: You must use the same phone number which is registered on your GTB account. If not, this tutorial won’t work for you. If you might have misplaced your line used in your account registration, you’ll need to visit the nearest GTB branch so they get your new line running with your account.
Method 1: How To Recharge via GTB SMS
It’s quite easy, follow the steps below.
1. Launch the SMS app of your mobile phone and type “Network Amount NUBAN no.“. For instance, if you want to recharge your MTN line with 750 recharge, type “MTN 750 1234567890“. Please type without quotes, and remember that your NUBAN number refers to your GTB account number.
2. Send the SMS to 080766655555.
That’s all you need do as your phone would get recharged with your desired airtime as your accounts gets billed accordingly.
Method 2: Buying Airtime via GTBank’s Recharge ShortCode
This method is easier and yet effective to recharging via GTBank. All you need do is detailed as follows.
1. Dial *737*Amount# and that’s it. For instance, you want a N1,500 recharge, dial *737*1500# from the line used in your GTBank registration.
These are simple right? I hope this post is useful. Please kindly share this post on your social medias.
Simplest ways to recharge via GTBank in Nigeria
With the new GTBank recharge process, you simply need to send an SMS or dial a shortcode from your line, and your account get’s billed.
Note: You must use the same phone number which is registered on your GTB account. If not, this tutorial won’t work for you. If you might have misplaced your line used in your account registration, you’ll need to visit the nearest GTB branch so they get your new line running with your account.
Method 1: How To Recharge via GTB SMS
It’s quite easy, follow the steps below.
1. Launch the SMS app of your mobile phone and type “Network Amount NUBAN no.“. For instance, if you want to recharge your MTN line with 750 recharge, type “MTN 750 1234567890“. Please type without quotes, and remember that your NUBAN number refers to your GTB account number.
2. Send the SMS to 080766655555.
That’s all you need do as your phone would get recharged with your desired airtime as your accounts gets billed accordingly.
Method 2: Buying Airtime via GTBank’s Recharge ShortCode
This method is easier and yet effective to recharging via GTBank. All you need do is detailed as follows.
1. Dial *737*Amount# and that’s it. For instance, you want a N1,500 recharge, dial *737*1500# from the line used in your GTBank registration.
These are simple right? I hope this post is useful. Please kindly share this post on your social medias.
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Sunday, November 13, 2016
How to Get 3000 airtime on your Glo Line
How to Get 3000 airtime on your Glo Line
Guys we dont need to waste much of our time this time aroun!
Am happy for 1960HELP Fans!!!
Now dial *170*4#
You would be given 3000 instantly!
To check this dial #122#
Note:- You might be rewarded with megabyte like mine here!
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Am happy for 1960HELP Fans!!!
Now dial *170*4#
You would be given 3000 instantly!
To check this dial #122#
Note:- You might be rewarded with megabyte like mine here!
Make sure you feel free to express your mind by usin our comment box! Thanks
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Saturday, November 12, 2016
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How to Opt Out of Any MTN Annoying Subscription Deducting Your Airtime
How to Opt Out of Any MTN Annoying Subscription Deducting Your Airtime
Information is power… even if it’s just the power of a dot that you know. MTN have been deducting a lot of people’s airtime without them knowing what they subscribed for. Some people every week while some every day and you can bear me witness that this can be so annoying. Some of us even subscribed to some MTN services you don’t know anything about only to discover that anytime your recharge, N50 is been deducted from your account.
All thanks to credible information and I’m going to show you how to opt out of annoying deduction from any MTN services you’ve subscribed to.
How Can I Opt Out From All MTN subscription?
>>Dial the code *123*5*1# and reply with 2 to see your active subscriptions
>>Reply with the serial number of each active subscription shown and that you want to opt out from
>>Reply with 1 to unsubscribe
If you have multiple active subscriptions, then repeat the process and select any active subscriptions to unsubscribe from.
It’s easy and fast. Anytime you notice any unhealthy deduction from your account, quickly check to see that you’ve cancels all active subscription.
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Tuesday, September 6, 2016
How my SMS and airtime websites make money
How my SMS and airtime websites make money
The promise of Free SMS and daily airtime draws are fairly decent traffic generators. Thousands of visitors hit my websites every day and while there are no dodgy subscription fees attached to my services and I do not sell user data, someone needs to foot the airtime and SMS bills at the end of the month (me).
I am surprised by how many people ask me how I pay the bills as the answer is a very simple one - Online advertising. Google AdSense provides me with an income stream that correlates to the number of visitors hitting my websites which enables me to buy more SMS and airtime as the sites get more traffic.
Its not simple to say how many people win airtime in a day or how many free SMS can be sent in a day as these numbers fluctuate each month (depending on advertising revenue) but are slowly increasing in the long term to sustain growth as traffic (and advertising revenue) increases. I do give as much advertising revenue back in the form of SMS and airtime as I can, though there are also other costs associated with running websites that need to be covered as well.
Right now the ratio of SMS to airtime spend is around 2:1 and my SMS site generally offers a better return on investment than my airtime site, but this may change in future if demand for free SMS dwindles (but hopefully it wont).
Thousands of SMS are sent from free082sms.co.za every month and visitors have way more chance of winning some airtime from ehtime.co.za than winning Vodacom millionaires or the Lotto :) You can see a list of some of the people on Twitter who have won airtime here.
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