The "Neighboring Regions" service could be useful if you decided to leave your home network for a while, but wanted to communicate at "home" prices. By spending just one ruble per day as a subscription fee for the service, you could save much more money. The service is referred to in the past tense, since its connection was stopped in February 2011 (this is stated on the official website of the operator). So now only turning it off is available.
Instructions
Step 1
You can manage your services, "Neighboring regions" including (connect and disconnect them) thanks to a service called "Internet Assistant". To use it, follow the link https://ihelper.mts.ru/selfcare. True, you can log into the self-service system only after setting a password (it must be at least 4 and no more than 7 digits). To install, dial * 111 * 25 # on the keyboard of your mobile USSD-command or call 1118. After the call, you will hear an answering machine, the instructions of which you will have to follow. It should also be said that if you lose your password, you can easily install a new one. If the password is not lost, but simply entered incorrectly more than three times, then access to the system will be impossible for half an hour. The actual use of the system is provided by the operator free of charge
Step 2
There are several more numbers by which you can deactivate the "Neighboring regions" service. The first of them is the subscriber support number (495) 969-44-33, the second is the USSD command number * 111 * 2150 #. You can also connect / disconnect the service by calling the toll free number 0890 (if you call from a mobile) and (495) 766-01-66 (if you call from a landline phone).
Step 3
In addition, you have one more service from the MTS operator at your disposal. It is called "My Services". Using it, you can not only deactivate old services, but also receive information about new ones, connect them. To activate the "My Services" service, dial an SMS with any text on your mobile, and then send it to number 8111. For using this number in the home network, the operator does not withdraw funds from the account, and for use in roaming, funds are debited in accordance with your tariff plan.
