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HOW TO TRANSFER ETISALAT MEGABYTE

HOW TO TRANSFER MEGABYTES ON ETISALAT NETWORK
In our previous post, we discussed how you can share/transfer MB on the Airtel Network, in case you missed it, click TRANSFER MEGABYTE ON AIRTEL NETWORK to get to it.


Here, we will discover that apart from Airtel, Etisalat also renders this service to its esteem customers. In the case of Etisalat, it is even more simpler and quick to perform. Here you are not charged anything to transfer megabytes unlike Airtel. Just type in the amount you want to transfer and press your send button and you are good to go!

FOLLOW THIS STEP:

Dial: *229*pin.*Amount of MB*phone No#, then you send.
example: *229*0000*40*08095837440#
This action will transfer 40MB to the recipient number (sim)

Very simple right?

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correction suggested by:
Moses Igboro

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