So, You've Borrowed from Etisalat (We've All Been There!) - How to Check Your Loan Balance (and Maybe Repent)
Let's face it, folks, sometimes life throws you a curveball, and suddenly you're staring down the barrel of an empty Etisalat account. Fear not, dear reader, for Etisalat, in its infinite wisdom (and, okay, maybe a sprinkle of capitalism), offers a reserve credit option: a friendly little loan to keep you connected when the going gets tough.
But here's the thing (and the reason you're probably reading this): how do you check how much you owe? Don't worry, we've all been there, frantically googling in a moment of panic, wondering if that one call to your grandma in Timbuktu sent you spiraling into financial oblivion.
Here's the good news: checking your loan balance is actually pretty easy. It's like finding a hidden twenty dirham bill in your pocket – a delightful surprise, minus the questionable stains.
Unveiling the Mystery: 2 Ways to Check Your Etisalat Loan Balance
Method 1: Dialing the Code of Knowledge (a.k.a. USSD)
- Grab your phone (assuming you haven't pawned it to pay back the loan).
- Open the dial pad and unleash your inner James Bond by typing in the following code: ** *121# **
- Press the call button.
- Presto! Your Etisalat loan balance, along with any other relevant information, will appear on your screen.
Method 2: The Etisalat App - Your Digital Loan Whisperer
- Download the My Etisalat app if you haven't already (it's free, unless you accidentally use your reserve credit to download it...oops).
- Log in to your account (hopefully you remember your password – maybe it wasn't the best idea to use "123456" after all).
- Navigate to the "My Account" section (it might be hidden under a fancy name like "Profile" or "Settings").
- Look for something related to "Reserve Credit" or "Loan Balance".
- Voila! Your loan balance will be revealed, clear as day (or at least as clear as your phone screen allows).
Remember: With great borrowing power comes great responsibility (or at least the responsibility to pay it back). Use your reserve credit wisely, and you'll be back to chatting, calling, and browsing the internet in no time. Just maybe avoid calling your grandma in Timbuktu next time – the WiFi there is probably amazing anyway.