Well, there seems to be a glitch with NTC’s gprs billing. You can certainly exploit it to your own benefit. Well, it may not work for all of you but I am gonna describe how I am using it for free.
To enable GPRS on your number, type VGPRS and send it to 1400. (doesn’t seem functional)
I have Nokia 5300, so basically, number of Nokia sets would behave the same for what I am gonna describe here.
Now, getting to the main thing, I browse the web via Opera Mini (Latest Version), when I am done with browsing and want to close the session, I would rather search for a number “202000000″(nine digits) and when the search result is presented, you can click on the number to call the number without having to close the Opera Mini. The IVR shall tell you that “You cannot make call to this number ” and shall end your call by itself. When you call, for some 3-4 times to the same number repeatedly, the gprs connection that had been kept on hold will be closed by the network itself. So you are not billed for the data usage from your cellphone.
To enable GPRS on your number, type VGPRS and send it to 1400. (doesn’t seem functional)
I have Nokia 5300, so basically, number of Nokia sets would behave the same for what I am gonna describe here.
Now, getting to the main thing, I browse the web via Opera Mini (Latest Version), when I am done with browsing and want to close the session, I would rather search for a number “202000000″(nine digits) and when the search result is presented, you can click on the number to call the number without having to close the Opera Mini. The IVR shall tell you that “You cannot make call to this number ” and shall end your call by itself. When you call, for some 3-4 times to the same number repeatedly, the gprs connection that had been kept on hold will be closed by the network itself. So you are not billed for the data usage from your cellphone.
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