The secret and hints about internet browsing with mtn network

I would like us to know few things about the internet browsing with mtn network. Mtn network has been an oustanding communication netwoql here in nigeria as a whole and in africa and the world as well with so many competitors like glo, etisalat, zain etc. M tn has an outsanding technology that is so powerful that you cann't cheat on them. Rather mtn internet developers has gone a long way in developing internet tracking devices that tends to change so many things in the system that is a kind of maintaining their database which is a kind of washing or cleaning the database of mtn network. This tracking devices clean up dis database every 3-4months, example of the dirts that it cleans are the free phone i.p addresses that we use to browse free even with laptops. Recently, they have cleaned up their database, and people find it difficult to browse thenet. tends tbut my fellow nigerian students, i've got good news and a little bad news. The bad news first, the new cheats are nt free to paz for depending on ur negotiations with me, its affordable. The g6nod news is dat i've got d cheat. Call me on 0703816630 lets talk more.o find out

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