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(0 votes) 1:43 pm
April 25, 2014
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Here in Nicaragua, there are two main cell providers. Both of which offer tons of promotions daily. These promotions are sent by text message. There are often many messages each day and some of them are just gimmicks. You should take the time to look at them though, as notices of triple (triplica) and other minute promotions are worth knowing about. If you buy time for your phone on these days then your time is automatically multiplied. There are also some promotions where you can send a text message back for things such as 15 minutes for calls to the USA or 10 minutes to Canada or Costa Rica.
3:21 pm
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January 26, 2014
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What`s that? The lottery of good luck?
Leaving the joke behind, your local providers know to play tough, they make users hunt down special promotions. If I were living in your country, probably I wouldn`t have time for that or I would get irritated, if I lose a lovely promotion, but the idea is great
3:03 pm
April 25, 2014
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Trust me…you dont have to hunt them down in the least…if anything they hunt you down! If there is a promotion you will receive a text message alerting you to the promotion and what it is. The pulperias (corner stores) that sell minutes tell you when you go to add time. The company stores put out signs and trucks drive around town announcing the promotion. After you put time on your phone you receive a text confirming this, then you receive one telling you received the promotion then you may even get another text offering you a superbono…where you can text back to receive time for the States, Costa Rica, Canada or the opposing company.
3:22 pm
April 25, 2014
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Be aware of the promotions for winning money or tickets to concerts. These will use your time to respond and are widely considered scams. Look for the promotions that announce Double, triple or more….these are usually in capital letters and will be available at any of the stores, not by texting a return. The only exception appears to be the ones offering extra time for example “A for 15 min USA/Canada, B for Costa Rica, C for Movistar” these appear to be legitimate and useful if you have a close friend or family member in one of those locations or with Movistar. Most of these expire within the day so be sure to use them if you respond by text. Also read carefully as it is easy to get the wrong letter for your chosen extra time.
3:33 pm
April 25, 2014
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As I am writing this…there is a Movistar van driving by. They just stopped for promotions to the table next to me. Sometimes it is recharging, sometimes it is new phones or internet. This appears to be recharging. Hard to miss the van with two huge speakers on top blaring their way down the road.
3:27 pm
April 25, 2014
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As far as promotions go. Some “pulperias” or corner stores offer promotions that are listed on a white board or other means that offer promotions. If the store recharges for both companies make sure to ask which company the promotion is for. As already posted they usually send texts alerting customers to promotions, so if you have not received this you may end up spending money that is not for a promotion.
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