Cuban Telecom SA (ETECSA) has announced a new policy that will benefit prepaid mobile customers.
As they announced through their official channels, since last December 15, 2023, any recharge or purchase of “Bundled Plans” and “Packages” in an amount equal to or greater than 100 Cuban Pesos will extend the life cycle of the customer’s mobile phone line. 330 days.
Basically, customers who recharge or purchase “Bundled Plans” and “Packages” for an amount equal to or greater than 100 COP will see their life cycle extended automatically. This means that the customer’s mobile line will remain active for an additional 330 days from the date of recharge or purchase.
How do you recharge a mobile phone line in Cuba?
According to company information, customers can recharge their mobile line through all available recharge methods: online services (using Transfermóvil or ENZONA payment gateways) and MiTransfer wallet.
Remember that after making a recharge or purchase of an amount equal to or greater than 100 COP, customers can verify the extension of their line life cycle by dialing *222#.
Extending the validity of the mobile phone line in Cuba
It is possible to make multiple recharges as long as you do not exceed the maximum basic balance, which is 500,000 cups.
If a customer purchases a shared plan or package, and its amount is equal to or greater than 100 COP, the life cycle of his line will also be extended.
This means that the customer’s mobile phone line will remain active for an additional 330 days from the date of purchase, plus an additional 30 inactive days, valid for recharge only. precise Etexa.
In recent days, Cuban Telecom has launched more promotions. Recognize the “Super offer for mobile phone line“And another one International return shipping Of the year.
These are the plans and offers that the Extended Line feature applies to for recharges over 100 cups:
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