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Get 115mb on MTN ipulse instead of 10mb now for free!

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Wadup guys this is another cool and wonderful offer for our members and guest using mtn line, so dont rush just cool down be smart and sharp to get yours..

How to get 100mb instead of 10mb on
Ipulse

1. Migrate to MTN ipulse by dailing *406#

2. Now send *406*1# and get a response,
thats just a notification to Ipulse.

3. After this, send "MY MTN TODAY" to 131

4. Get a response that says, your request shall
be accepted on your next recharge.

6. Load a recharge card and instead of the
normal 10mb data, you receive 100mb plus
that additional 10mb and the 5mb for fb. Aint that fun? Buh the issue is that you only get
to use that tweak once in a sim life.

Drop your testimonies.

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