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MTNL | Post Paid Mobile | Enabling 3G

MTNL | Post Paid Mobile | Enabling 3G

Having had a TataDoCoMo post paid connection, I was more than happy with the service, but when we shifted to a new flat the signal was just our of the flats reach and it called for a port-out.

Am sure there are several notes on how to port out of one service provider and port in to another service provide. It starts with a simple SMS to 1900 with your mobile number as the message. You almost immediately get a reference number. You go to the port-in mobile provide (in my case MTNL) and fill in a form and attach address proof (Aadhar sufficient) and personal indentification (PAN) and a photograph. The process sets in and if things are in order (if you have paid off the charges of your port-out service provider)  you should be in port-in service before a weeks time.

While I got port-in and was able to use my phone to speak, I was unable to use the data and I was wondering what to do and a search on the web revealed that one needs to call 1503. Which I did, however I was asked to call 1925 to activate my post paid mobile. Which I did and almost immediately you get a SMS saying that your request for activation has been received and will be processed.

Once you get an activation message (generally after an hour after you have called 1925) you switch off the mobile and switch it on again. And you are supposed be able to access data.

Summary: Call 1925 from your post paid MTNL mobile to activate your 3G or data connection!

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