Tariff “What you need” from Tele2

The “What You Need” tariff from Tele2 is provided to subscribers who are in Republic of Kazakhstan.

Subscription fee for 30 calendar days		1190 tenge
Calls within 180 minutes		0 tenge
SMS within the network 600 pieces		0 tenge
Internet traffic		14 GB

general information

The package is suitable for those people who want to get maximum quality and capabilities from communications at an affordable price. It can be connected by users of the national cellular operator Tele2 in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

“What you need” is unlimited SMS messages and phone calls within the network in the home region, which is the Republic of Kazakhstan. The service is provided for a fixed monthly fee.

Main advantages of use

The main advantages include free first tariff change. Reconnection is made only for a subscription fee. The second TP change will be performed for money.

Other positive aspects include free communication within the network, a certain number of free messages. No shortcomings as such were found in this TP. At the moment it is the best of all those presented in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Attention
The subscription fee is charged only once every thirty days upon the first day of the calendar month. If there is no money on the smartphone, the provision of services is blocked.

Connection methods

There are several ways to activate this tariff plan. Many subscribers are interested in how to connect “What you need” from Tele2 for free and quickly. Potential clients can call the toll-free number 504 and follow further prompts from the voice assistant. The service command *122*6*1# allows automatic activation if the user has sufficient funds to pay. You can also use your personal account on the official website of the mobile operator. Subscribers can activate the package using the mobile application.

If a person switches to this tariff for the first time, no funds are withdrawn. The cost of the following connections is 99 tenge. “What you need” is a fairly advantageous offer that includes a large number of free minutes, unlimited communication and SMS.

How to connect a tariff

To subscribe to the “What You Need” tariff, use the instructions below:

The command for early reconnection is *121*0#.
Check the validity period of the tariff and the remaining limits (number of minutes, SMS and MB) - *123*1*3#.
Checking the current tariff plan - *121#.

If you are changing your tariff plan for the first time, the service is free for you. A subsequent change of tariff plans will cost 99 tenge.

Reconnecting a tariff plan is free. It is enough to pay a subscription fee.

Features of reconnection and extension

Before connecting, it is recommended to carefully study the terms of cooperation. Many subscribers make a choice in favor of one tariff or another based on colorful advertising. Such actions may result in the need for further reconnection. Therefore, you should carefully familiarize yourself with the packages of free calls, SMS and Internet, so that there is no need for additional purchase of services. Otherwise, using this option will simply be unprofitable. You can reconnect the “What you need” tariff (Tele2) in the following ways:

using your personal account;
mobile application;
voice menu by number 504.

Reconnection is carried out for a fee. Therefore, to complete this operation you will need to pay 99 tenge.

Clients can renew traffic if the service package has been used up and Internet access restrictions have arisen. First of all, users need to check the remaining megabytes on their balance, since problems may arise due to poor connection quality. If you need additional Internet, you can use the “Add time” or “Add speed” option. To activate the first option, just dial *155*181#, and for the second - *155*171#. If the user is interested in the question of how to renew the “What You Need” tariff of Tele2, you can use your personal account. To do this, just go to the official website, enter your mobile phone number and one-time password in a special field. Then you need to click on the section “What you need”?

At the client’s request, the tariff can be deactivated in the “Personal Account” on the mobile operator’s website. You can dial the short number 504 and contact a manager-consultant. Many people prefer to use the Tele2 Kazakhstan mobile application, with which they can disable or change their tariff plan in a matter of minutes.

Disabling a tariff plan

In order to disable the Tele2 “What You Need” tariff, you should reconnect to another one or block the SIM card. There are no other methods provided. Please note that calls to 160 and other short numbers are charged separately. The cost must be clarified individually for each case with the service provider.

It is unacceptable to use the provided subscriber number for events that violate the rights of third parties (lotteries, quizzes, etc.). It is prohibited to use gateways to provide access to services without written consent.

Tele2 takes care of each subscriber, providing high quality services. If any disputes arise, call customer support. An experienced operator will advise on any information issue and help resolve technical difficulties.

International calls

The cost of a minute of conversation will depend on the zone of the country in which the subscriber is located. The mobile operator divides countries into the following zones:

friendly countries – 95 tenge/minute;
Europe - 145 tenge/minute;
other countries of the world – 210 tenge/minute.

If a person has used up the presented package of services, the cost of SMS messages will be 15 tenge. The subscription fee is 1190 tenge.

Funds are written off every month. The capabilities of the tariff plan allow you to make calls within the network for 0 tenge, as well as send a package of free SMS. Many users appreciated the speed of mobile Internet.

Description of the Tele2 tariff “What you need”

Information about the services to which connection is provided by using a tariff from Tele2 will be of interest to all users of the provider. This:

free calls within the network;
3 hours of calls to other operators;
3000 SMS that users can send to each other within the same network;
15 SMS for communicating with people who own SIM cards from other providers.

In addition to the above, the subscriber is provided with Internet access without paying for each megabyte - 12 gigabytes per month. This traffic is more than enough for surfing the World Wide Web and communicating in instant messengers such as:

Whatsapp;
Telegram.

For your information
If a user is constantly on VKontakte, Facebook, or disappears all day on Odnoklassniki, listens to music, watches movies, but does not download files, then the traffic will be enough for him for 30 days.

Internet services

The “What You Need” tariff (Tele2) provides for high-speed traffic within the established limit, which is 12 GB. For the use of every 100 kilobytes you will have to pay 12 tenge. If the subscriber does not have the required amount to pay, access to the Internet will cost 25 tenge for each megabyte used. It is important for users to know that the amount of traffic is provided according to the following scheme: 7 GB from 00.00 to 23.59, as well as an additional 7 GB from 00.00 to 09.00.

Description

The package offer from Tele2 called “What you need” includes: 3000 SMS messages, 120 minutes for conversations with users of other mobile operators, 15 GB of high-speed Internet.

Note! Minutes, SMS or GB of traffic unused for a month are not carried over to the next period.

When crossing the borders of your home region (Kazakhstan), payment for communications and Internet is made at intranet roaming rates.

Consumer Opinions

In order to form an objective opinion about this package of services, you need to study customer reviews. Some users report that they cannot fully use communication services. They note that after the subscription fee is charged, it is impossible to make calls and send messages. Many people cannot reach the technical customer support service and find out the reason for the lack of communication. Negative reviews report that the tariff provides for greater restrictions on free communication. Some subscribers say that in the absence of the necessary amount to charge the monthly subscription fee, services are provided at an inflated rate.

Positive reviews contain information that the operator provides high-quality and cheap services. Many people like the large amount of mobile traffic that can be spent on watching movies and various media files. In reviews, people note that the main advantage of this tariff plan is its low cost. Other subscribers say that in recent years the quality of communication has improved significantly as the operator has expanded its coverage area. Despite conflicting opinions, it remains the most popular mobile operator among citizens.

Price

The subscription fee for this package tariff is 1099 tenge. In-network calls are unlimited and unlimited.
Calls in home region (tg./min.)
Cost of calls to all mobile operators (except Tele 2), starting from 121 minutes of conversation	11
Sending SMS/MMS (tg/message)
Cost of outgoing SMS messages to numbers of all telecom operators, starting from 3001 messages	8
Outgoing MMC (tg.)	15
Mobile Internet, starting from 1 MB after the end of package traffic (tg/MB)	3
Mobile Internet (tg./1 MB) outside the home region	25
Calls outside the home network (tg./min.)
To Tele2 numbers	11
To numbers of other telecom operators	11
International calls (tg/min)
CIS	95
to Europe, Baltic countries	145
Other countries	210
Outgoing SMS messages in international format (tg.)	15

Outside the home region, free GB, minute packages, and SMS are not valid.

Calls to short numbers, including to the Tele2 network help desk, are paid separately; they are not included in the package offer.

Advantages and disadvantages of the tariff

The advantage of the tariff plan is:

availability of 14 GB of mobile traffic, which allows you to view any content, use instant messengers and other applications;
you can send free messages within the network;
You can call any number for free.

The disadvantages include the small number of free minutes provided by the tariff.