Get unlimited SMS on any operator Bangladesh

Hey guys, today I will share you the best way to send SMS free on any operator. 

So all you need to do is just read this blog carefully.

 

Before I start please be aware that this is an online method so you must have the Internet to send SMS and you have to you have the internet connection received sms. 

Let's start

So all you need to do is just go to this link and download the application from play store. 

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Wait it's not finished. 

Download the app and complete sign up. After logging in the app click on menu and click get points. You will need coin to send SMS you will get lots of coin everyday so don't need to worry about the limitation. 

Then just send the sms you want .

That's it. It's done . 😃😃

Enjoy and don't misuse it.

About ICT low in Bangladesh:

The ICT was originally enacted by the government of Prime Minister Khaleda Zia in November 2006 to regulate digital communications. In 2013, Sheikh Hasina’s government toughened the ICT Act, eliminating the need for arrest warrants.

The maximum jail term for offences under the law was increased to 14 years from 10 years with the 2013 amendment, and offences under Section 57 of the law were made non-bailable.

Section 57 of the Act authorizes prosecution of anyone who publishes, in electronic form, material deemed fake, obscene, defamatory, or any material that tends to deprave or corrupt its audience. It also allows for prosecution if any material causes, or may cause any deterioration in law and order; prejudices the image of the state, or a person; or causes, or may cause hurt to religious beliefs.

A Human Rights Watch report this year noted that the “broad and sweeping” terms of the law invite its misuse. It found that between 2013 and April 2018, police submitted 1,271 chargesheets under the law, most under Section 57 of the Act.