In just one decade, mobile communications have become commonplace and commonplace. Everyone has cell phones: primary school children, adolescents, students and workers, as well as the elderly. As a rule, everyone knows how to use the functions of their device, but sometimes questions arise that can only be resolved by an employee of the customer support center.
Initially, the ability to contact a specialist directly was supported by any operator, but over time, some of them removed this function. For example, a call to Beeline technical support at 0611 is now limited to only prompts from the system. You can wait as long as you like for the offer to contact the operator, but the coveted switch will not happen.
Of course, you can contact the support center on the Beeline website, in your personal account, where there are several options for such communication. However, not everyone has this opportunity, and it is always more convenient to call.
So how, all the same, to get through to the operator of the Beeline network? It turns out that there is a loophole, and quite simple.
- You need to dial 0611 on your phone - this is free support for subscribers. The system immediately issues a greeting and reports information about the tariff plan and the user's balance, after which it begins to list the services, with a proposal to press this or that number on the tone dialing of the device.
- The number "one" contains all the information about the mobile Internet and you need to press this key, even the information is not needed.
- Further, the system says that if you want to connect to the Internet now, then you need to press one again, and to get information in SMS, then the number "two". This message should be ignored and zero should be pressed. At the same second, a warning will sound that all conversations are being recorded, and all that remains is to wait for the specialist's answer.
The waiting time depends on the congestion of the line, but everything is within reasonable limits - almost always less than five minutes. Well, then you can ask your questions.
