GET


mtn-1
2go 2929mb (2gb) working fine with http injector …
60mb+1716mb inclusive….
STEPS
1.Tweak this IMEI in your MTK Android device 866480013231
2.After tweaking, confirm IMEI has been changed, using this*#06#to verify…
3.Then, Go to your message type and send “lyte” to131.
4.Immediately after doing step 1-3, you will get 60MB in the confirmation message that will be sent to you.
5.Dial*559*6#to check your free MTN 2go 3GB data and to check your 60MB dial *123*3*4#
NOTE: Your accumulated data will be 60mb + 3gb free data, hence take note that the 60mb data works without any third party VPN app while your 3gb 2go data can only be used with apps such as psiphon or HTTP InJector
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