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Atlanta, Georgia (PRWEB) August 16, 2014
In the past year, MobileRecharge.com took a close look at its records in order to reveal which nation’s immigrants send more mobile top ups to family and friends living in their homeland. The question asked was simple: which citizens living abroad are more generous and kind and express their care by sending a mobile top up back home?
MobileRecharge.com is not the only company interested in people’s generosity level. The 2013 World Giving Index states the world became a more generous place than the previous year. The average percentage of people donating money, volunteering time and helping strangers all grew, despite a fall in the rate of growth of the global economy. Fortunately, MobileRecharge.com reports show the same conclusion.
Here is Top 10 countries whose citizens living abroad take care of their family and friends back home by sending them prepay credit for their mobiles:
No. 10: Ghana
Once known as the gold coast, Ghana is the second largest producer of gold in Africa. And the world’s second largest producer of cocoa beans, the main product in chocolate. What’s there not to love and/or miss? MobileRecharge.com customers send frequently top ups to their family and friends back home to popular operators as MTN, Vodafone, Airtel, Tigo, etc, so they could talk more often about their beautiful, blessed country.
No.9: Haiti
The Pearl of the Antilles. People generally miss Haiti, once they visit it, with no relatives residing there, so natives definitely miss the beautiful sights of the island and the natural warmth of its residents. The mobile operators that receive most tops ups are: Digicel, Natcom, Voila.
No. 8: Honduras
With the orchid as national flora of the country and the white-tailed deer as its national fauna, Honduras is a small country with people that still keep close relationships, no matter the distance between the countries they live in. That’s why sending credit to people back home seems to be a gift Hondurans living abroad offer often to their loved ones in Honduras. Their care and love is usually materialised through mobile credit top ups to Tigo and Claro.
No. 7: Nigeria
Either they want to talk about the latest Nollywood movies or just share memories or current developments, calling seems the easiest way to stay in touch. Consequently, Nigeria qualifies in Top 10 most generous nations on MobileRecharge.com as MTN Nigeria & Airtel Nigeria receive a high amount of tops ups send from abroad.
No. 6: Cuba
The largest island in the Caribbean, Cuba is also the most generous one. El Cocodrillo, as Cubans often affectionately refer to Cuba, due to its form, ranks 6 in MobileRecharge.com top. Cubacel recharges are definitely one of the most famous token of appreciation send by Cubans living abroad.
No. 5: Nepal
The ”Never Ending Peace and Love (NEPAL)” is not influenced by the distance, and sending top ups to Ncell and Nepal Telecom helps Nepalese living outside their mother country keep a vivid memory of the amazing landscapes, charismatic mountains and wonderful people back home.
No. 4: Mexico
The whole world is grateful to Mexico for introducing chocolate, corn, and chilies to the world. Gratitude, for more other reasons, also feel Mexicans that left their mother country towards the dear ones at home. This gratitude translates into frequent mobile recharges to Telcel, Movistar Mexico or Unefon, that further translate into long hours of catching up.
No. 3: El Salvador
Either they miss and want to try pupusa recipe or just find out what’s new at home, calling is a must when it comes for Salvadorans that want to keep a close relationship with the people in the home country, even when away. Therefore, they are awarded the bronze medal on MobileRecharge.com’s Top 10 most generous nations.
No.2: Jamaica
Get up, stand up, stand up for… the silver medal, which goes to Jamaica. Longer calls make home feel closer. So does helping people back home return calls or just call more often, by sending them mobile recharges to operators as Digicel and Lime. And Jamaicans seem to have understood this very well!
No.1: The Dominican Republic
The golden medal and MobileRecharge.com’s greatest appreciation for what family and friends mean for them, even when thousands of miles away, goes to… the Dominican Republic. The country of beautiful women is also the country of beautiful people. And generosity seem to be a natural character trait since the highest number of tops to Claro, Orange, Viva, etc. was registered. Dominican Republic is, thus, the most generous nation using MobileRecharge.com.
The top up process on MobileRecharge.com is easy, it takes less than 1 minute and the credit is sent instantly to the destination number.
Also, customers may use a feature newly implemented, which can reduce with up to 50% the time they spend while recharging a mobile. All they need to do is to:
- Log in to their account.
- Go to the Mobile Recharge page. All the prepaid numbers recharged in the last 90 days will be listed here.
- Select the number they want to recharge. Both the country and the operator the number belongs to will be automatically filled in.
- Choose the amount of the recharge and continue to the checkout page.
MobileRecharge.com it’s easy to be generous and to keep in touch with people back home, no matter where customers are currently living.
About MobileRecharge.com
MobileRecharge.com is an interactive website and a brand of KeepCalling, a global telecommunications company registered in 2002 in the USA, and listed as no.16 among the fastest growing companies in the USA in 2013. KeepCalling, the company behind MobileRecharge.com, offers many telecom solutions: mobile recharges (direct top ups, airtime credit or mobile load), Voice Credit for calls and SMS, Virtual Numbers (local numbers), monthly plans for different destinations, through various ethnic websites. Presently, KeepCalling serves hundred of thousands of consumers and businesses worldwide, with a high focus on customer satisfaction.