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Unlimited Free Calls to 3 FnF Numbers: Telenor: ProPakistani

Unlimited Free Calls to 3 FnF Numbers: Telenor

Posted: 03 Oct 2010 04:18 PM PDT

Unlimited Free Calls to 3 FnF Numbers: Telenor is a post from: ProPakistani

After Mobilink's Na-qabil-yaqeen offer, Telenor has offered its customers a similar treat to make unlimited calls to three friend and family numbers at a fixed daily rental of Rs.9.99 plus tax.

Telenor's this offer comes with its TalkShawk 24 ghantay package, which is a pretty decent package for making calls to all networks at 80 paisas plus tax per 30 seconds. Little higher than counterparts, which are offering 68 paisas or even 65 paisas per 30 seconds for all networks.

Telenor's this move, of following Mobilink, may push other operators to allow un-metered calls on selected numbers at a fixed daily rental.

However, cellular companies will have to keep an eye on their network's strength before offering this kind of incentives.

So if you want to make free calls to 3 FnF numbers, switch to Talkshawk 24 ghantay package, following is the method:

How to Migrate to TalkShawk 24 Ghantay Package:

Write "migrate" and send SMS to 345

Customer will reiceve a menu, reply this message with your desired package and you are done.

How to Avail 24 Hours Free Call Offer:

Dial *345*300# for daily activation.

Daily Charges:

Rs.9.99 +tax

How to Add FNF?

To administer FnF through SMS, use the following:

To add an FnF send "Add <slot no> <number>" to 345
To delete FnF send "Del <slot no>" to 345
To edit FnF send "Edit <slot no> <number>" to 345
To view FnF send "FnF" to 345
or Dial 555 to add FnF

Tariff Details for TalkShawk 24 Hours:

PTCL Introduces Call me Back SMS Service

Posted: 03 Oct 2010 01:28 PM PDT

PTCL Introduces Call me Back SMS Service is a post from: ProPakistani

There is a time when you need someone (Mobile user) to call you rather than you call them. Possibly, either you are budget conscious or may be someone's cell phone was busy while you dialed his number from your landline.

For such kind of situations, PTCL has introduced this service – which will send a pre-defined text to the number of your choice requesting him/her to call you back.

Service Mechanics:

Just dial 1322 from your landline or VFONE and follow the IVR.
It will ask you to enter the cell number on which you want to send a Call Me back message
a SMS with pre-defined text will then be sent out from the PTCL to the GSM/WLL number, requesting for a call back

Tariff: