According to a
press release on Glo website
, Glo Mobile Network has
re-launched
its dynamic tariff plan,
Glo Flexi;
to give subscribers on the Globacom network a
discount of up to 40 percent on calls made to other
networks
in addition to the existing
discount of up to 99 percent on Glo-to-Glo calls
. This now makes it possible for Glo subscribers to enjoy massive available discounts
no matter their location
or the
telecom network
that they call.
Glo Flexi Reloaded package
is a dynamic package that is dependent on the density of traffic on the network at any point in time. The system looks at the network usage behaviour and gives generous discounts, making it possible for subscribers to enjoy discounts ranging from 0% to 99%, depending on the time of day
and their geographical location
. It is available to all prepaid subscribers in all the 36 states of the federation and it offers the biggest discounts on calls to any network in the country.
It has no hidden charges , no access fees and requires no deposits while the discount offered is applicable on a per second basis throughout the duration of the call. Hence, if you have migrated to Glo GBAM or Glo Gista , you can enjoy discount on those glo tariffs plans by activating Glo Flexi reloaded. A discount of up to 99 percent on Glo-to-Glo calls means Glo subscribers can talk for as low as 1k/sec on the network.
How To Activate Glo Flexi Reloaded Plan
==> dial USSD code *135*1# to register
After registration, you can then make calls to loved ones and business associates on the Glo network at those fantastic discount rates displayed on your phone at the time of making the call though you will have to enable the cell broadcast feature on your phone so as to be able to receive information on what discounts are available at your current location at anytime.
If I can get up to 40% discount on Glo Gista tariff to other networks, I guess it will be cheaper than Glo infinito. Hence, will no longer have to worry about the demise of Glo infinito.
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