From tomorrow SimSim subscribers and postpaid can use a single card for recharge.
Turan has already reported that since September 4, SimSim subscribers and postpaid Azercell can top up your balance using a single card of the same denomination.
Thus, no longer having to purchase different card payment room non-texture (SimSim) and postpaid. The details of the notice are listed below.
| Par card payments | Validity (only for SimSim) |
| 1 AZN | 7 days |
| 3 AZN | 30 days |
| 5 AZN | 60 days |
| 10 AZN | 90 days |
| 25 AZN | 360 days |
| 50 AZN | 360days |
| 100 AZN | 360 days |
As the press service of the operator said, for the numbers postpaid there is no limit on the term of the card, so the card can be downloaded at any time after purchase.
Along with the new single payment card, subscribers can also top up your balance of payment cards the old model for SimSim and postpaid. In addition, SimSim cards to replenish the balance can also be downloaded to the numbers of postpaid.
Single card payment Azercell Telecom can be purchased from authorized dealers and in the point of sale at the price indicated on the card. Please do not acquire subscribers to payment cards from third parties , to be attentive to the serial number and other data on the cards, as well as not to disclose the code card payment to third parties.
In addition to common payment cards, subscribers can also use a number of other, alternative ways to recharge and payment of duty. Subscribers can pay the bill at any bank and post office, through kiosks accept cash payments (MilliOn), using credit and debit cards (VISA, VISA Electron, Cirrus / Maestro, MasterCard / Eurocard) or ATM , through the official Internet page www.azercell.com, as well as by bank transfer or via the Mobile Bank service . - 17D-
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