Dhiraagu introduces Mobile Service Menu
| DATE: 2009-07-02 | PRINT | SHARE
Dhiraagu, one of the two mobile service operators in Maldives, has introduced a Mobile Service Menu to make the company’s large range of Value-Added-Services more accessible to customers.
According to a press release issued by the company, the Mobile Service Menu is a menu which offers customers the easiest way possible to access the VAS services, which currently include Account Balance, Recharge a friend’s mobile, Flight Information, IGMH OPD Doctors’ Duty Information, Prayer Times, SMS Voting for TV programmes, Stock market Updates, amongst many others.
The press release says that by keying in *123# and pressing SEND, customers will receive a numbered menu, from which they can choose the required service or get more information, simply by selecting the relevant number and pressing SEND. This service requires neither registration nor monthly fees, and the only charges are for each SMS sent, at the premium SMS rates.
| DATE: 2009-07-02 | PRINT | SHARE
Dhiraagu, one of the two mobile service operators in Maldives, has introduced a Mobile Service Menu to make the company’s large range of Value-Added-Services more accessible to customers.
According to a press release issued by the company, the Mobile Service Menu is a menu which offers customers the easiest way possible to access the VAS services, which currently include Account Balance, Recharge a friend’s mobile, Flight Information, IGMH OPD Doctors’ Duty Information, Prayer Times, SMS Voting for TV programmes, Stock market Updates, amongst many others.
The press release says that by keying in *123# and pressing SEND, customers will receive a numbered menu, from which they can choose the required service or get more information, simply by selecting the relevant number and pressing SEND. This service requires neither registration nor monthly fees, and the only charges are for each SMS sent, at the premium SMS rates.
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