Cheapest way to keep BSNL mobile active?
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Harpy.eagle
Explorer
Try going through simcard toolkit menu. I recently porter one number to vi and it was showing such irritating popups. It got disabled or deactivated by going through simcard toolkit.
nRiTeCh
Northstar
Its kinda fuzzy..works for some days and is back to square one. Not a permanent fix but have to keep doing the on/off thing in sim toolkit.
Tried that and did not work for BSNL. It had something called BSNL Buzz! which I disabled. These appear to be Class 0 or some USSD messages. I will try calling customer care.
codwapeace
Explorer
If you use Microsoft SMS organiser, you can save the message once and then mute the conversation. Then you will no longer see these pop ups.
These are not SMS. These are flash messages.
codwapeace
Explorer
I know. Try it. When you get the first flash, it will give you an option to save. Then go to SMS manager and mute the corresponding conversation.
I just did it today with Vi flash messages.
And pray tell me where is the option to save ?
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codwapeace
Explorer
Did you install SMS manager by Microsoft and make it the default sms app?
Yes
codwapeace
Explorer
Ok. Sorry. That’s all I got. It works for me and has been working for the last 7-8 years. Before that I used USSD blocker app which no longer worked after update to android 5 or 6.
Np. Did it ever work for you for BSNL or was it only Vi ?
codwapeace
Explorer
Never had BSNL. But worked for idea, now Vi and airtel.
nRiTeCh
Northstar
Well, there are two types of flash messages..one which simply flashes and only got OK option while the other one you referring to also have that save as option.
Save option sms is now thing of the past as only those important sms got it such as recharges.
MrGordon
Discoverer
I have a BSNL SIM which I mainly use for incoming calls, and I've been recharging with Rs 201, which gives 90 days validity with some calls and data that are valid for the 90 days. It is available only for those in GP-2 so once the current pack expires, I just wait till I move to GP-2 and then recharge with 201. While in GP-1/Inactive-1 state, you still get incoming calls and messages, so not losing out on much.
awestorr
Guide
Whats gp1 and 2?
chyawanprash
Explorer
Go to notifications options for your SMS app and disable "Push" notifications. It'll disable all push notifications though.
MrGordon
Discoverer
Grace Period 1 and 2. Once your pack expires, you are moved to GP1 for 7 days and after that to GP2. Not sure about the GP2 validity, but it is couple of months, but you won’t get any calls or messages. After GP2 they can reclaim your number.
alap4m
Discoverer
Perhaps your BSNL SIM validity has entered GP1 or Grace Period 1. Mention all the details except your actual mobile number.
Alternatively, the best way could be to approach BSNL office or BSNL Self-Care app.
There's a 107 Plan that offers 30 Days validity.
However, MANY would want to know the cheapest way to keep a BSNL SIM active without Calls... ONY Incoming and SMS in 2024 (September).