Special GPRS settings allow users of various telecom operators to use the Internet on their mobile phone. In order to get them, you need to use a special number provided by the operator. By the way, it will not matter what your phone brand is.
Instructions
Step 1
In "Beeline", for example, Internet connection is possible in two different ways: that is, using a GPRS channel, and without it. The necessary setting of the first type can be done by sending a USSD request to the number * 110 * 181 #. If you also need other settings that are no longer based on GPRS, then dial a simple command * 110 * 111 # on the phone keypad. Please note that for the final installation of the settings, a reboot of the phone will be required (turn it off for a few minutes and turn it on again). This procedure completes saving and activating automatic settings. Once your mobile phone is restarted, you can go online.
Step 2
In order to receive GPRS settings on their mobile phones, MTS users simply need to call the free number 0876. By the way, subscribers should not forget about the existing MTS operator website. If you visit it, find the required request form on it and fill it out, and then send it to the operator, you can also get the Internet connection settings.
Step 3
In Megafon, a special subscriber service can help when ordering settings. In order to contact any of its employees, you will need to call the short number 0500. However, it should be noted that you can call it only from mobile phones. If you need to make a call from a landline phone, then you have at your disposal the number 502-5500. Remember also about the operator's communication salons and customer support offices. It is their staff who will help you activate, configure or deactivate services.
Step 4
There is another number in Megafon that allows you to order GPRS settings - this is the number 5049. To set up the Internet using it, send an SMS message with the number 1. By the way, if you specify a two or three instead, you can get, respectively, WAP settings or mms.
