Steps to Get WhatsApp Subscription for 10 Years

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Steps to Get WhatsApp Subscription for 10 Years !


Hello guys, hope you all are fine, So today we will see Steps to get WhatsApp for 10 years,
as you all know Whatsapp is free for 1 year and after 1 year they will charge you, but this trick will help you to use whatsapp for 10 years.
lets see how, just follow the below steps.

1. First you need to Delete you WhatsApp Account from your Phone.
2. now you will need to look for a Friend or Anyone who has Apple Iphone or Ipad Any Version it may be

3. Then you need to Register WhatsApp with your Number on his Iphone or Ipad.

4. Now After entering you Number on Iphone/Ipad, you will get a Verification code on your Mobile, Just Check your inbox, and Enter the Verification code on Iphone/Ipad

5. After these Steps WhatsApp will load and Start on Iphone, just Check WhatsApp Account and it will have PaidSubscription will 2022. Now Final Step: By this You have got Paid WhatsApp Subscription till10 years. Now you Simple Need to Delete your Account from Iphone/Ipad. and Simply Then downlaod the WhatsApp on Any Device which it supports and Enter your Number then verify It. you will see you have got 10 Years of WhatsApp Free.
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