Join the latest millionaires on Quickteller referrals
It’s the second half of 2017 and you better stay ‘woke’ to make the best of it, even as the Season 2 of Quickteller Referrals begins.
Join the latest millionaires on Quickteller referrals
Season 1 birthed three millionaires just like that with , and , carting home a whopping N1million each.
Now, in Season 2, six winners will emerge winning 1 million each within 3 months from July 3 to October 2, 2017.
So, here’s how it works: You could literarily get paid, anytime your friends or family use Quickteller for bill payments, fund transfers, airtime recharge, cable or data subscription.
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Here’s how to participate and grab your bite of the cake, but promise to tell someone *smiles*
- Invite your friends and family using their phone number or email address.
- Once they sign up and make a transaction, your phone beeps.
More interestingly, REFER up to 5 people to sign up and you get N1,000 instantly…
Remember, the big deal is the top 6 referrers at the end of the quarter gets 1 million naira each… No raffles, no draws; you refer, you win!
To find out more, join the conversation @quickteller on Facebook and Twitter; @quicktellerng on Instagram.
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If you’re going to spend it anyway, why not spend it on Quickteller and stand a chance of becoming a millionaire???
Be nice, so tell someone to tell someone.
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