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WeChat Free recharge is back now in Sepetember 2014. Now a days every messaging application are coming up with a new recharge scheme to attract users. And they are giving a crucial competition to each other, be it Line, WeChat or Hike Messenger. This time WeChat is again giving Rs.150 free recharge to everyone. Before this Line was also giving Rs.120 recharge by sending stickers in group.
So without wasting much time, let’s start with the procedure to get free recharge with WeChat application.
WeChat Free Recharge Worth Rs 150 September 2014
The time period of Wechat free recharge offer will start from today itself and will end on20th day (From 1st September 2014 to 20th September 2014). So how to avail this offer.

  1. First of all download WeChat application (if you don’t have already) from Google Play or any other trusted source.
  2. Register or sign in to your account.
  3. You have to do two different activities in order to get WeChat Free recharge (1st one is calling and other is Sending stickers).
  4. From today (1st September), you need to do a voice or video call to any of your WeChat friend daily, and the call should last for atleast 1 minute till 10th of September. (Don’t worry Wechat gives free call).
  5. After September 10, i.e., 11th September to 20th September you need to send a sticker daily to a group consisting atleast 3 members.
  6. That’s it, at the end of the offer period you will receive a recharge link to recharge your phone with your earned points.
This is all friends, enjoy with the free talktime you earned with WeChat free recharge offer, share your thoughts or doubts in the comment section.

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