Showing posts with label #NETWORK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #NETWORK. Show all posts

Monday, 23 May 2016

5 Interesting Things About The New MTN Pulse

5 Interesting Things About The New MTN Pulse

Sure you know the heartbeat of youth service in Nigeria is back. Here are 5 things to know about the revamped data package from MTN that debuted with a short movie.


1.      With Pulse, you get 1GB for N500 from dealzone valid for 7days!

2.     You can enjoy all night browsing for N25 only!

3.     You get unlimited streaming on music+ @N10 daily!

4.    You also get data bonus of 10MB & 20MB on N100 & N200 recharges!

5.     Falz, Tekno&Skales star in the pulsating Pulse short movie (Watch it here)

Now you know. Simply dial *406# or sms 406 to 131 to migrate to Pulse

Meanwhile, you can also download the Pulse hit track, 406 Na D Codehere or simply send 180 to 5900

#ItsWhoWeAre

Saturday, 14 May 2016

Out of airtime easily check it out

Out of airtime easily check it out


Never run out of airtime anymore with any of the telecommunications networks. The stiff competition going on between the major telcos has made similar features and packages rolled out within a short time frame amongst them. Introducing ways to hold on to their old and new subscribers or luring subscribers from competing networks such as lower call rates, cheaper internet subscription, borrowing or airtime and many more.

Whenever you run out of airtime on your line all you have to do is dial a short code on your phone to borrow airtime from the network and you are good to use it on any billable activity on the network regardless of whether it is voice, data or a Value Added Service.
Please do note that the exact amount borrowed will be deducted on your next recharge.



Find steps below on how to borrow airtime from MTN, Etisalat, Glo & Airtel

How To Borrow Airtime From MTN
This feature is available only to prepaid subscribers who recharge at least N500 monthly only.
Simply Dial *606# then follow the menu displayed after.
Please note that the minimum you can borrow is N50 and the service will attract a 10% charge from your next recharge. That is, if you borrow N1000 airtime, your phone will be credited with N900 on your next N1000 recharge.
How To Borrow Airtime From Etisalat
This feature is available only to subscribers who recharge at least N900 monthly only.
Simply Dial *665*amount#. For example if you want to borrow N500 airtime from Etisalat you will have to dial *665*500#.
Also note that the service will attract a 10% charge from your next recharge. That is, if you borrow N1000 airtime, your phone will be credited with N900 on your next N1000 recharge.

How To Borrow Airtime From Glo
With Glo you can borrow up to the highest amount you’ve recharged since joining them, however new subscribers need to be on their network at least 4 months before they can borrow airtime.
To Borrow the airtime. Dial *321*pin*amount you want to borrow#. E.g *321*4535*200#.
The amount you will receive should be less 10% as service charge. That is, if you request for N200 credit, your phone will be credited with N180 while N20 goes to Glo as their service charge.
How To Borrow Airtime From Airtel
To borrow airtime on Airtel you need to be a consistent subscriber on Airtel for at least 3 months and must load a minimum of N250 monthly before you can borrow.
To borrow airtime from Airtel, simply dial *500*amount#. For example, dial *500*200# to borrow N200.
The amount you’ll receive is less 10% service charge. That is, if you request for N200 credit, your phone will be credited with N180 while N20 goes to Airtel as service charge.

Thursday, 12 May 2016

Adebola Williams joins Glo as ambassador

Adebola Williams joins Glo as ambassador


Media personality and co-founder of Red Media Africa, Adebola Williams, has joined the list of brand ambassadors of the national telecommunications operator, Globacom. A statement released in Lagos by Globacom on Thursday said Williams was among the new set of ambassadors signed on recently by the firm.

The media personality has quickly settled down as brand ambassador by featuring in a television commercial which is already running on local and international media including CNN, the statement noted.

The company said it decided to expand the list of its ambassadors to include more young, hard working Nigerians whose achievements in entrepreneurship and other endeavour are inspiring the coming generation. Although many of its brand ambassadors are entertainment and sports celebrities, Glo explained that it desired to demonstrate to youths that even without being in sports and entertainment, they could still be rewarded and celebrated as long as they showed diligence in their chosen areas of endeavour.

Williams is co-owner of the very successful brands, The Future Awards Africa, Y! Africa and YNaija.com. He played a major role in the rebranding of President Muhammadu Buhari for the 2015 general election, and is also one of the brains behind some of the President's youth-oriented media initiatives.

An alumnus of the London School of Journalism, London School of Marketing and the School of Media and Communications of the Pan African University, Williams recently became an Obama Mandela Washington Fellow.

In 2015, Globacom added several new celebrities to its brand endorsement portfolio. They include comedians Bovi Ugboma and Ayo Makun, popularly called AY, musical artistes Reekado Banks, Korede Bello and Hadizah Blell (Di'ja) as well as Nollywood stars, Patience Ozokwor, popularly called Mama G, and O.C. Ukeje..