How to share your call credit with any one you choose on the Glo network

Glo EasyShare enables you to share your
call credit with any one you choose on the
Glo network. Send credit to family, friends
and loved
ones in an instant with this service.
How To Use EasyShare
To Transfer Credit, dial *131*MSISDN of the
recipient*Amount to be
transferred*Password# .
For example, if your password is 12345
and you want to transfer N75 to a
customer with MSISDN 08155570458, then
you dial *131*08155570458*75*12345#.
You will receive notification via
text message once the transfer is
completed. Remember your Default
password is
00000 .

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