Few months ago, we published about the MTN iPulse call tariff plan that allows MTN prepaid customers make calls at a cheap rate as well as get 10MB on every NGN100 recharge.
Today, we are going to take a look at all the cheap call tariff plans recently introduced by MTN Nigeria so you can pick the one that’s going to serve your needs.
MTN TruTalk+
As mobile telecommunication giants in the country tries to woo more customers to their side, MTN Nigeria has introduced the MTN Trutalk+ call tariff plan that allows one make calls at cheaper rates.
Customers on this cheap tariff plan can make calls to local numbers (irrespective of Glo, 9Mobile, Airtel, etc.) at 11k/second and calls to international numbers at 20k/second.
You can migrate to this tariff plan by dialing *123*20# or by sending TP as a SMS to 131 and view the international numbers billed at this amount by dialing *123*21#.
The only down side of this tariff plan is that a daily access fee of NGN5 is charged to your line once the first call for the day is made.
MTN BetaTalk
MTN BetaTalk is another cheap call tariff bundle that gives MTN prepaid subscribers that recharge NGN100 and above, 200% airtime bonus and 10MB of data weekly.
National calls when on the MTN Beta Talk tariff plan is usually billed at NGN24/minute (40k/seconds) from the bonus.
Your main airtime balance will start counting once your bonus airtime is completely exhausted.
You can migrate to this tariff plan by dialing *123*2*6# or by sending BT as a SMS to 131.
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Other Tariff Plans
If this tariff plan doesn’t look cheap enough for you, there are other affordable data bundle plans from MTN Nigeria such as the iPulse and Home zone tariff plans.
We have discussed about these two at the post referenced above but will quote the update for the home zone tariff plan below.
MTN zone tariff plan allows you make MTN_to_MTN calls for as low as 4k/seconds depending on the time of the day.
Calls during the afternoon (12 noon to 2pm) and late night are usually the cheapest when on the home zone plan.
For migration and other activities on the MTN zone plan use the codes below;
- Registration: *135*1#
- Registration status: *135#
- De-registration: *135*9#
- Information: *135*2#
- Applicable tariffs: *135*3#
- Zone Help: *135*5#
- Notification off: 135*6#
- Notification on: *135*7#
Update! May 2016.
MTN Nigeria Unveils Cheaper Call Tariff Plans
MTN Nigeria have introduced two new call tariff plans that looks very affordable to an extent. The Xtra Pro and Xtra special call tariff plans comes with the following features that makes them an affordable call tariff plan.
MTN Xtra Pro
MTN XtraPro tariff plan let’s you make call at 11k/sec (6.60k/Min) flat rate to all networks and with a daily access fee of N5 but if in some cases MTN were not able to charge you the N5 on your first call as a result of insufficient balance, then the call for that day will be charged at 20k/Sec (N12/Min) with an additional benefit of health tips for 7 days.
To migrate to MTN XtraPro, Simply dial *401# and select 1 after the USSD prompt OR send 401 as a text message to 131.
MTN XtraSpecial
MTN XtraSpecial call Tariff plan let’s you make voice calls at 15k/Sec (N9/Min) flat rate basis to all networks in Nigeria with no daily access fee and a call to some selected international destination at the same rate with an additional benefit of 7 days free subscription to EPL Video Service.
To Migrate to MTN XtraSpecial, simply dial *408# and select 1 after the USSD prompt OR send 408 as an SMS to 131.
Great tariff plan though but I am sticking with my mtnpulse.
A friend collected ghs15 from me and register some internet bundle for me of which every month they will update it for me for 6 months. how is it done? I mean how to register for such offer?
we need the pkg that we could be charging N2
per minute
i cannot share credit from my mtn like. that the plan i’m running on does not support such service, ihave successfully changed my pin
You might be right about it Umar, Some of their tariff plans do not support 777 credit transfer. But you can always get in touch with their support for clarification
A friend yesterday told me of the Home Zone plan of MTN. She gave me the migration code as *135*1# and I applied it. Later, MTN asked me to dial *135*4# to configure my phone for the zone thing. I did that also but rather than send any instruction to me, I was and still being given an error message on my phone screen. I use a Phantom 3 Tecno phone. I need your advice on what next to do.
you can switch to home-zone by dialing *123# and then use the tariff plan migration option
Throw that handset inside water for two consecutive days, the solution to your problems would be solve within shot period of time
Please which plan is the best for mtn calls and cheaper too
thanks…cool bro
you are welcome bro