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Mobitel Late Night Internet Plans

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Mobitel Introduced Special Off Peak Broadband Plans (between 12 midnight and 6 am) for Mobitel BroadBand users. Current Mobitel Postpaid broadband users can now add on this plan to their existing Mobitel broadband packages namely all Postpaid Zoom Packages (Zoom 475/590/890/1290,BB240) and Upahara Broadband connections.





Mobitel FAQs -


1. What is Late Night Internet Plans?


Ad- English Version
It is an add-on bundle to the existing commercial package, where the customer gets an additional bundle over its existing commercial package bundle at a nominal price. This additional bundle will be given priority in utilization over the current commercial package bundle, during off-peak hours.





3.How can this plan be activated?


The Off-Peak bundle works as an add-on to the current commercial package. If the customer wants to activate the plan he/she has to SMS either of the following to 2545


Act OP50
Act OP140
Act OP350
Act OP600









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