3 / Three / Tri as one of the operators that is quite popular because the quota is relatively cheap, only the range of the signal is somewhat less than outside the city. The saving of unused credit is because today the data quota that is often used, obviously makes it pile up. Well ... because there are nephews who ask for credit for topping the PUBGM game, I automatically find out how to do it or not, and how.
Long story short, it can indeed and there are 2 methods that adjust to its convenience. Without further ado, please follow what you want.
3 / Tri credit transfer via USSD dial
- Type dial * 323 # and call.
- 2 will appear later. KiKiPu (credit transfer) and KiKiDa (data quota transfer).
- Choose the Kikipu, of course.
- Then fill in the destination telephone number, of course 3, you cannot transfer to another cellular operator.
- And finally fill in the nominal value. Minimum of 5,000, and costs Rp. 500 per transaction.
- Done, it will not take long to enter the SMS notification to the sender and recipient that the transfer was successful.
The alternative can be the solution below
Transfer credit 3 / Tri via the Bima + application
- Open the Bima + application, of course. If it's not there, just install it from PlayStore
- Tap on the Refill button. It is located right around the screen.
- Right at the bottom of the screen there is a section called Transfer Credit.
- Fill in the number Three destination directly, and also how much Rupiah will be sent.
- So, and the same will get a similar notification.
Which one is better? The Bima + is easier to use because all through the application, which dialed USSD must remember what key to press.
Oh yeah, there used to be an SMS method too. But I warn you that if you can't transfer Tri credit via SMS it can't, don't try it because it's just a waste of credit.