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*99# and variations of....

.BrianJM · 2008-09-27 12:18:53

Does anyone have info about *99# 'dial codes' and their variations? Ta.

27-09-2008 12:18pm

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Does anyone have info about *99# 'dial codes' and their variations?
Ta.

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#2 27-09-2008 1:49pm

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Loads of them. Check ussd on wikipedia. What exactly do you want to do? Or you just want to browse some examples of ussd codes?

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#3 27-09-2008 2:22pm

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For using your handset as a modem the dialing codes are generally as follows:

Nokia handsets: *99#
Non-Nokia handsets: *99***1#

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#4 28-09-2008 11:17pm

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Thanks guys.
I'm using *99# (non-NOKIA) with '3' network which I'm very happy with.
I was wondering if, e.g on Vodafone, there was a variation of the *99***1# code which would utilise the Vodafone Live link which would give the 99cent/50MB rate.

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