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I changed my phone number after I got my house renting contract. Should I renew my contract because of the different telephone number? -
Sorry I haven't visited for so long, I hope you are all OK. Just wondering whether anyone has ever tried BIMCELL ? I've been using Turkcell for 3+ years & certainly not dissatisfied with their service or anything. They keep putting their rates up but I just recently noticed Bimcell & amazed at their low rates, they seem too good to be true. I searched but found no mention of Bimcell on this site. If anyone has ever used it or knows someone who has, I'd love to hear your opinions before switching..... otherwise I'll go ahead & then let you all know my rating on it. Can alw
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Went to Vergi with my phone, paid fee to have it opened, was sent to Turkcell by the lady to complete the process. Turkcell sent me to PPT big language problem there, young man shouted in my face and through my phone and passport at me. What am I actually doing with my phone?
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Calling Within Turkey Calling a Number in the Same Province If you and the phone you're calling are in the same province, enter the seven-digit telephone number directly, such as 466-XXXX. Calling a Number in a Different Province The domestic calling prefix for inter-provincial dialing is 0 (zero). To call a number in another province, enter 0, then the area code, then the number, such as 0 232 466 XXXX. Calling a Mobile Phone from a Landline Mobile phones have their own prefix, like an area code. Call them in the same way you would call them in another province, such a
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Turk Telekom is the only residential telephone service provider in Turkey. To set up a residential telephone line, go to a local Turk Telekom office. You'll need to show your residence permit, passport, and proof of residence, such as your rental contract or title deed. It's a good idea to bring an old bill from the existing line if you have one. If you want to have Internet access through TTNet, Turk Telekom's internet service provider, you can do that in the same office, but it's a separate process. You don't need to pay anything to have your telephone service connected. The fee for con
