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USSD codes of GrameenPhone, Robi, Banglalink, Airtel, Teletalk

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GrameenPhone
Prepaid Balance Check : *566#
Show SIM Number : *2# or *111*8*2#
Package Check : *111*7*2#
Minute Balance Check : *566*24#,*566*20#, *566*22#
SMS Check : *566*2#, *566*18#
MMS Check : *566*14#
Data (MB) Check : *566*10#, *567#
Call Me Back : *123*Number#
Net Setting Request : *111*6*2#
Miss Call Alert (On) : type START MCA & Send to 6222
Miss Call Alert (Off) : Type STOP MCA & Send to 6222
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Banglalink
Prepaid Balance Check : *124#
Show SIM Number : *511#
Package Check : *125#
Minute Balance Check : *124*2#
SMS Check : *124*3#
MMS Check : *124*2#
Data (MB) Check : *124*5#, *222*3#
Call Me Back : *126*Number#
Net Setting Request : Type ALL & Send to 3343
Miss Call Alert (On) : Type START & Send to 622
Miss Call Alert (Off) : Type STOP & Send to 622 .
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Robi
Prepaid Balance Check : *222#
Show SIM Number : *140*2*4#
Package Check : *140*14#
Minute Check : *222*3#
SMS Check : *222*11#
MMS Check : *222*13#
Data (MB) Check : *222*81#, 8444*88#
Net Setting Request : *140*7#
Miss Call Alert (On) : Type ON & Send to 8272 Miss Call Alert (Off) : Type OFF & Send to 8272 .
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Airtel
Prepaid Balance Check : *778#
Show SIM Number : *121*6*3#
Package Check : *121*8#
Minute Balance Check : *778*5# or *778*8#
SMS Check : *778*2#
MMS Check : *222*13#
Data (MB) Check : *778*39# or *778*4#
Call Me Back : *121*5#
Net Setting Request : *140*7#
Miss Call Alert (On) : *121*3*4#
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Teletalk
Prepaid Balance Check : *152#
Show SIM Number : Type “Tar” & send to 222
Package Check :
Minute balance Check : *152#
SMS Check : *152#
MMS Check : *152#
Data (MB) Check : *152#
Net Setting Request : Type SET & Send to 738
Miss Call Alert (On) : Type REG & Send to 2455
Miss Call Alert (Off) : Type CAN & Send to 2455

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Robi Internet Packages, price, validity & Activation Codes

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Robi Internet Packages, Validity, Price, Activation code:

Updated: 24th March 2019

Volume Price Validity Activation Code
250MB 46 30 *123*110#
750MB @ 31tk 74 14 *123*0074#
1GB 119 30 *123*0119#
1.5GB 101 7 *123*101#
2GB 41 3 *123*041#
2GB 209 30 *123*209#
3GB (2GB + 1GB 4G) 48 3 *123*48#
4GB(3GB Regular + 1GB 4G) 108 7 *123*0108#
4GB 316 30 *123*316#
6GB (3GB+3GB 4G) 129 7 *123*0129#
7GB (5GB+2GB 4G) 399 30 *123*399#
10 GB (7GB Regular + 3GB 4G) 199 7 *123*0199#
10 GB (7GB Regular + 3GB 4G) 501 30 *123*501#
15 GB 649 30 *123*649#
1 GB, 50 Mins, 100 SMS 98 7 *123*098#
1 GB, 75 Mins, 30 SMS 149 30 *123*149#
2 GB, 150 Mins, 150 SMS (Prepaid) 251 30 *123*251#
2 GB, 150 Mins, 150 SMS (Postpaid) 251 30 *123*251#
200 MB, 20 Mins 29 7 Scratch Card
600 MB, 30 Mins, 30 SMS (Prepaid) 58 7 *123*058#
600 MB, 30 Mins, 30 SMS (Prepaid) 58 7 *123*058#
60 MB (any use) +40MB Bonus for FB, IMO 10 3 *123*0010#
100 MB + 100MB FB IMO BONUS 19 3 *123*019#
350 MB IMO 18 28 *123*56#
350 MB Facebook & Whatsapp 18 28 *123*0250#
400 MB + 400 MB FB IMO Bonus 59 30 Scratch Card
600 MB + 200 MB FB IMO Bonus 49 7 Scratch Card
600 MB any use + 200MB FB & IMO Bonus 49 7 *123*049#

 

Source:  Robi Axiata Website.

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Check your Mobile Balance – GrameenPhone, BanglaLink, Robi, Airtel, Teletalk, Citycell

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Grameenphone: *566# (Prepaid), 12115 (Postpaid) or sms: 2000 (Postpaid)
Banglalink: *124#
Airtel: *778#
Robi: *222# or *222#1 or 222
Teletalk: *152#
Citycell: *8111

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Check own number – GrameenPhone, BanglaLink, Robi, Airtel, Teletalk, Citycell

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Since I needed this information quite often –  I believe many others will need it too. Here is how you may know your own number from various mobile phone operators:

GrameenPhone: *2#

BanglaLink: *511#

Robi: *140*2*4#

Airtel: *121*6*3#

Teletalk: *551#

Citycell: Type MDN & send it to 7678

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What is BDIX and what are the benefits of it?

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BDIX is an IXP (Junction) where ISPs and other data service providers gets connected among themselves. It was established in 2004. It is a not-for-profit venture of the Sustainable Development Networking Foundation (SDNF) Bangladesh.

How IXP work

Why BDIX?

Internet Service providers used to get bandwidth from various upstream providers from various part of the world through- Submarine cable, VSAT, MicroWave Links etc. When data transmission from one ISP to another ISP was required – it used to go through the upstream providers round the world and come back to the destined ISP. I remember I had two different Internet  connection in my two PC and did a traceroute – and guess what!! There were 20+ nodes it had to pass from one IP to another. This created a lot of latency. Moreover, it was a very inefficient way of communication as data from one computer had to travel half of the world to reach the other one in my next room.

Some prominent ISPs in Bangladesh could well understand the fact and was eager to create an exchange among them so that local Internet traffic may routed locally. Year 2004 – United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) took the initiative through the project named “Sustainable Development Networking Programme” (SDNP). With the help of some individuals and ISPs BDIX was established.

From then more than 50 ISPs and Mobile/data operators got connected through BDIX.

 

What are the benefits?

Saves International Bandwidth

Well it is easy to guess what the benefits are. Local bandwidth remains locally. It means when one user from an ISP sends a files to another user in another ISP – the data does not need to travel out of the country. This keeps the International gateways free of data required to travel within the country. This saves the precious International Bandwidth.

Low Latency

Another benefit is – very low latency. In case of local traffic – data first goes to the BDIX from the source ISP and BDIX routes the data to destined ISP. This is only a matter of 3/4 hops/nodes. This means data travels faster.

High Data Volume

One major benefit is – a huge data can be transferred among the the local users. Since ISPs can get high bandwidth easily from BDIX.

Saves a lot of money to ISPs and End users

Low Cost + High local bandwidth – causing most of the ISPs to get connected to BDIX. BDIX bandwidth is way cheaper than actual International Bandwidth. Moreover, ISPs are creating local FTP server – where they store a bulk of movies, songs, games etc – which used to consume a lot of International Bandwidth. Now users download movies, songs, games etc – but it doesn’t use International Bandwidth keeping that one for much important uses. ISPs are now able to offer very low rate for Internet subscription as they can serve more people with less International bandwidth. End Internet users are getting higher bandwidth at lower cost.

New Features and Services

A lot of local sites have emerged with live TV facility, Local FTP servers, game servers etc. Volume of Data is not a problem if it remains locally.

 

Redundancy

We are developing our own local Internet through BDIX – and if for some reasons – International gateways are disrupted – we are less affected. Although International data transfer may be interrupted but local data communication will still remain running.

 

BDIX membership fee:

10,000 taka for 100mbps port

20,000 Taka for 1GB port.

 

Please visit BDIX website to learn more about them.

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BTCL Reduces bandwidth cost by 41% – Effective from 1st April 2014

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Good news for Bangladeshi Internet users!! BTCL has further reduced the price of Submarine cable (SEA-ME-WE4) IP Bandwidth. Effective from April 1st – users will be able to get 1 Mbps (MegaBits/second) dedicated bandwidth at only Taka 2800 per month. It was Taka 4800 per month per 1 Mbps previously.

This will be applicable to all BTCL customers (Home, corporate and Resellers).

This surely will have a very good impact on the ICT sector of Bangladesh. But a lot will depend upon how the ISPs react to this new pricing. Surely they won’t cut the pricing by 41% and reduce their revenue as they have other operational costs. Rather they’ll probably increase per user bandwidth or give more GBs of data transfer to volume based Internet clients.

This indeed is an appreciable initiative by the Government. I believe our new young ICT State Minister Mr. Palak has some influence in this.

Bangladeshi mobile operators hold a major share of Internet distribution channel. It will be interesting how these mobile companies rearrange their Internet service offers after this price reduction. Most of the companies are selling 1GB volume at around 300 Taka which is sky high compared to BTCL Bandwidth cost. The real benefit of this price reduction will be ensured if the mobile phone operators reduce their Internet prices. Because – Internet through mobile operators are still the easiest way for general people to be connected to the Internet.