Call Unlimited to any network in India @Rs 599 only

Reliance launched Simply Unlimited CDMA Pack:
call unlimited to any network, Local @Rs 299 & all India @ Rs 599.

Reliance Mobile, India's number 1 network with a customer base of more than 100 Mn customers brings to you 2 simple packs that provide best value to prepaid customers anywhere in India. While 'Simply Reliance' changed the rules of the game by simplifying the telecom landscape in India, these 2 new packs will provide a truly 'Unlimited calling' experience to you.

Now you can just load it and forget it!

Plan 1: (Local Pack Details )                     : MRP(RS.) 299 ,  Validity (Days) 30

       Reliance to Reliance Local calls          : Free 
       Reliance to Non-Reliance Local calls  : Free

      Reliance to Reliance STD calls             : 50p/min
      Reliance to Non-Reliance STD calls     : 50p/min
     SMS/VAS/ILD services at regular tariff

Plan 2: (National Pack Details )                : MRP(RS.) 599   , Validity (Days) 30

       Reliance to Reliance Local calls         : Free
       Reliance to Non-Reliance Local calls : Free
       Reliance to Reliance STD calls          : Free
       Reliance to Non-Reliance STD calls  : Free
      SMS/VAS/ILD services at regular tariff

Fair Non Commercial usage cap of half an hour per day would be applicable for Non-Reliance calls.

All Non-Reliance calls beyond 30 mins/day will be charged at 50p/min

How to get the new plans activated on your phone?
For Existing Customers
Following modes are available for CDMA customers to load the unlimited packs
•E-recharge from any Reliance outlet
•Activation using self care SMS mode

•For Activation
◦Local Pack - SMS 'LOCAL' to 51111
◦National Pack - SMS 'NATIONAL' to 51111
For new Customers
New customers can subscribe to Reliance mobile service through any of the 'Simply Reliance' plans & then load the Simply unlimited pack of their choice.

What are you waiting for? Load the Simply Unlimited plans on your handset to enjoy 'unlimited' calling experience & witness substantial savings.

Note:Simply Unlimited packs are for retail & non-commercial use only. Fair Usage policy is applicable on Unlimited Free On-net calls.


Under the Fair Usage policy, Retail customers can enjoy Virtually Unlimited On-net calling – nearly 20 times the average On-net usage of an Indian consumer.

Fair Usage cap of 2700 minutes will be applicable on the On-net calling to prevent any abuse due to commercial use.

Send Free SMS from mobile handset for life

Hurry!!!
Now you can send free sms from your reliance GSM/CDMA mobile. To avail lifetime sms sending in free from your reliance mobile send following sms

ACT SMSDD and send to 53739.

After sending this sms you will get reply:
1. Thank you for requesting this service. We will inform you shortly after the activation of the service. Sender: 53739

and after activation you will get this sms:
2. Congratulation! SMSDD has been successfully activated on your phone. thank you. Reliance. Sender: 52811

Enjoy free SMS service for life time.

Please please please... write your comment about your experience about this services.



source: http://www.intelligentdiary.tk/

Have been receiving sms codes: DT-BJP, TA-ICICI, AX-Airtel etc. What is it?

In order to protect interests of consumers receiving unsolicited commercial SMSes, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has mandated all mobile operators in India to prefix an identification tag before all application-to-peer (A2P) commercial bulk SMSes which would reveal the name of the service provider and location where the SMS originated along with the name of the company sending the SMS.

The alphanumeric identifier should be of the form XY-Name of the company where X stands for code allocated for the service provider while Y stands for the service area where the SMS is originating from.

For example, AT Citibank would mean that the SMS is sent through Airtel mobile network from Tamil Nadu by Citibank company.

Similarly VX stands for Vodafone -Karnataka, TA for Tata Teleservices-Andhra Pradesh, TM for Tata Teleservices-Mumbai, AM for Airtel-Mumbai, AX for Airtel-Karnataka etc.

The standard prefixes finalized by TRAI are incomprehensible to the common man. For example, Z stands for Maharashtra, X for Karnataka, E for Reliance Telecom, and P for Spice Telecom etc.