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Create the Circle of Life on your Mobilen (Mobimak only)
Hope this is helpful. You’ll save money. Thank me
later.
1. Write down the phone numbers that you want in your
circle.
2. Dial 122 (Don’t worry Mr. McCheaperson, it’s a free
call)
3. Immediately press 2 so the operator will start speaking English.
4-10. Then she’ll say, “The call toward the IVR system
is free-of-charge if you are dialing from the Mobimak
network” and then she’ll say something about an operator. Then she’ll say, “For activation or deactivation of
the services, press 1” (PRESS 1, hurry!) Then she’ll say,
“The status change of every service is possible 4 times
in 24 hours. For the service (something indecipherable)
in my circle, press 1.” (PRESS 1 again!!!!!)
Okay, at this point, you’ve got to be patient.
Listen to what she says, and punch in your numbers.
You’ll get a text message after each one telling you that
it’s in your circle.
You can only change out the phone numbers once per
month. So be smart. If your friend is going to Egypt for
three weeks next month, don’t put her in there. If you
put some semi-hot guy in there and then he turns out not
to be worth it, don’t worry, you can change it next
month. Just dial all that above again, and try to listen
and follow directions.
(Note: Don’t worry, sometimes the network is busy, and
you can’t create the circle. Just keep checking back until
you can.)
Oh yeah, what the hell is a “friends circle”?
You can text message these 3 special Mobimak customers for only 3 denari per poraka, and phone calls will
only put you out 6 denari per minuta, 24 hours per day.
Ok, also, for some of you, this is your first textual experience, and I want to give you some codes to help you
shorten it up. Take this advice with a grain of sol.
HTGATFUS (Hope To Get A Text From You Soon)!
2moro = tomorrow
4ya = for you
AYG2SKTW = Are you going to Skopje this weekend?
b4 = before
c = see
u = you
l8r = later
OMGDYSTHG = Oh my gosh, did you see that hot
guy?
2day = today
2getr = together
WUHAYIOCYAS = What’s up, how are you? I’m
okay, see you soon!
IOTBIAA6 = I’m on the bus; it arrives at six.
DHW = Desperate Housewives
evry1 = everyone
IGOVJWTLUKIBOOS = I’m going on vacation,
just wanted to let you know I’ll be out-of-site.
GNG = going
GRL = girl
gr8 = great
4U2 = for you too
KP = Kriva Palanka
N2U = into you
ne1 = anyone
parT = party
slp = sleep
stg = something
PO = peace out
And, if you're really psyched about text messaging, check out this deal. 5 free text messages per
day from Mobimak's website.
1. Go to www.mobimak.com.mk
2. Change the language to English if you want.
3. Then, go to "My Mobimak" in the menu bar.
4. Click "Register"
5. Enter your phone number.....
6. and your LK/ID number (which can be found on
your Mobimak passport given at the time of purchase of your phone)
Soon, codes and names will be sent to your phone,
and you'll fill out an application.
Pretty sweet deals. Absolutely Genius.