maxishotlink-telco-codes

 


Maxis/Hotlink all packages code

*122# - Check Balance (FREE)
*100# - Easy Menu (FREE)
*109# - Activate Voice Mail (FREE) #109# - Deactivate
*136# - Activate 3G service. *136*4# - Deactivate 3G
*138*6# - Activate IDD132 (FREE)
*117# - Activate Background music
*139# - Check Your Mobile Number (FREE)
*135# - Activate PhoneBook Backup (RM2/month. Sync charges apply) #135# - Deactivate
*133# - Activate GPRS (RM10)
*131# - Activate Caller Ringtone (RM3/month) #131# - Deactivate.
*110*Number of days# - Activate Push-To-Talk (RM1/Day) #110# Deactivate.
**012XXXXXXX - Voice SMS (RM 0.10/30 Sec)
*111*14no. pin code# - To Top-Up/Reload
SHARE 012XXXXXXX AMOUNT

to share topup (50cents for service charge)
e.g

SHARE 0126727563 10



In SMS Form

3GWAP -Sent-22333-To Configure 3G WAP
3GMMS -Sent-22333-To Configure 3G WAP

SHARE 012XXXXXXX 10 -Sent-22121-To share top-ups (RM0.50/transfer)







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