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Depends on the context. In the world of prepaid cellphones, it means to add minutes to your phone.
JohanStulmer
For Virgin Mobile - that means buying more minutes for your prepaid cell phone.
stannas
It normally applies to pay as you go mobile phone.Before it completely runs out of reserve (Money). You "top up" meaning you put more money or buy credit.
lorijotx
I've heard of 'top off' but not 'top up'. To 'Top Off' is to bring the contents of a container up to the top. As in to "top off" the gas tank (to fill it as much as needed for it to be totally full, say before a trip).
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