New Glo Tariff Plan That Gives You 800%

Globacom has launched a new tariff plan called "Glo Jollific8”, it is specially designed to give new Globacom prepaid customers eight times more value on every recharge and the offer is not just limited to calling just GLO to GLO lines, but you get to call any other network!

Glo Jollific8 offers new subscribers, 800% more value on every recharge from N100 and above, as customers get octuplet benefits, including bonus to call all local networks, browse freely and get free data that can be gifted to other subscribers. It is similar to MTN StartPack of 500% bonus, but this is even better than the MTN StartPack, we all understand the difference between 500% and 800%. 

How to Get 5.4GB for Just N100 or 10.4GB for N200 via Glo

Digital transformation leader, Globacom, has raised the bar yet again in customer satisfaction as it unveils an offering that gives 5.4GB of free data by having an airtime balance of N100 or 10.4GB for having a credit balance of N200. Glo Jollific8 Free Data is the subject of the matter and you can receive this bonus by spending 0:0Kobo.

Who is eligible for Glo Jollific8 Free Data Bonus?
My research has shown that both new and existing Glo subscribers are eligible to receive Glo Jollific8 Free Data Bonus. For the records, I am only talking about the recent free data gifting on Glo Jollific8. If you want to learn about other benefits of Glo jollific8,

How to get on the Dark Web

Technically, this is not a difficult process. You simply need to install and use Tor.

What is the Dark Internet?

Confusingly, 'Dark Internet' is also a term sometimes used to describe further examples of networks, databases or even websites that cannot be reached over the internet. In this case either for technical reasons, or because the properties contain niche information

What is the Deep Web?

Although all of these terms tend to be used interchangeably, they don't refer to exactly the same thing. An element of nuance is required. The 'Deep Web' refers to all web pages that search engines cannot find.

Why would I want to use the Dark Web?

Not all Dark Web sites use Tor. Some use similar services such as I2P, for example the Silk Road Reloaded. But the principle remains the same. The visitor has to use the same encryption tool as the site and - crucially - know where to find the site, in order to type in the URL and visit.

What is the Dark Web

The internet is huge, but there's a lot more to it then the tiny corner you know about. We explain the Dark Web and the Deep Web

The internet is a much, much bigger place than you probably realise. You know about Facebook, Google, BBC iPlayer and Amazon, but do you really know what's lurking beyond those user-friendly and respectable websites?