MTN Customers to Benefit from Bonus Airtime on Virtual Top-Up

MTN is offering more value to its teeming subscribers who use the MTN Virtual Top-Up service. The telecom company is giving up to 100 per cent bonus on True Talk and Smooth Talk Plus after every recharge  for as low as N5 up to N200, between 00:30am and 1:59pm daily from Monday to Sunday.

MTN VTU is a convenient service that enables customers to remotely top up airtime on their mobile phones from any part of the world and enjoy multiple services.
According to the company, the  bonus reward is available to customers for the following denominations: N5, N10, N20, N50, N100 and N200. It rewards customers with 100 per cent bonus airtime immediately the main account is credited through the use of the MTN VTU 100 per cent bonus recharge platform. Subscribers can then enjoy voice calls, SMS and data activities for as low as 40k per second on the bonus airtime while the regular tariff still applies for calls made from the main account.
MTN's Sales and Distribution’s Executive, Omatsola Barrow, said:

"Giving 100 per cent bonus on every VTU recharge is a way of appreciating our customers for making use of the service, while giving them even more value for money. With the additional bonus airtime, subscribers can make more calls, send SMS and do more data activities at no additional cost to them."

Subscribers must, however, exhaust the airtime in the main account before enjoying the benefits of the bonus account. They will also be unable to perform Share N Sell (Share N Sell is a service that enables a customer dispense airtime credit on his phone to five other beneficiaries of his choice) on both the main and bonus accounts.

MTN’s corporate services executive, Akinwale Goodluck, said; “We have pledged to continue to enrich the lives of our subscribers by providing them with a robust bouquet of innovative products and services, which is why we are rewarding our customers with 100 per cent bonus of the face value of every VTU recharge within the stipulated hours. We will continue to seek new ways of adding value to the lives of our customers.”

Culled from www.thisdaylive.com