Cell C USSD codes make it easy for customers of this company to access certain services promptly and conveniently.
Just like the MTN USSD codes, the Cell C codes make it easy for users to transact.
For a great experience, consider the following codes.
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Do you know any codes that make it easy for you to get specific information about the service provider?
These are probably some of the questions that you keep asking yourself.
While you could always get all the info you want on the website, it is not always convenient.
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The following are some of the mostcommon codesyou will come across as a Cell C customer.
*101# - used for airtime balance.
This is one of the most commonly used.
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This option will display the balance that you are left with on the handset.
*147# - for the Master USSD menu.
It is used to launch the USSD menu with various account management and inquiry options.
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The emergency airtime, for example, is accessed through it by following the prompts after selecting option 7.
1331# - for checking WASP subscriptions
4.
*#06# - for viewing your gadget IMEI
5.
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147100# - for viewing your gadget MSISDN.
This works when you want to retrieve your own number.
This answers the question how do I get my Cell C phone number?
It is especially handy when you want to know the new number you just purchased.
102Recharge PIN# - used when recharging your prepaid airtime.
Use to facilitate account top up when using a voucher value.
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111MSISDN# - used when sending like call me.
( Applies for both Contract & Prepaid)
8.
1023# - useful when requesting airtime from another number.
1022# - used when sending airtime to a different user/ sharing airtime
10.
Regardless of what you want to be done, consider USSD codes which make your work easier.
In case it is not clear which USSD code to use, call an agent for direction.
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