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List of calls for Telenor users

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List of calls for Telenor users

UPDATE: the instructions below are outdated, here is a new option!

Telenor has a new application for smart devices that you can download for free. This application offers everything you need, whether you are a prepaid or postpaid user. Just install and activate via your number.

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Telenor has enabled all its users to see the list of calls and messages on their new portal - Telenor Dobre Stvari, completely free of charge.

Since Telenor launched the Good Things portal, users can more easily and quickly activate add-ons, check account balance, remaining minutes, and messages, send SMS for only 1.77 RSD., and check their email, and updates on Facebook, Twitter, and other social networks.

Also, you can see the list of calls and messages in the period of 1 month from the beginning of the year. This option is free and can be activated on the Telenor Good Things website itself.

How to see the list of calls and SMS messages?

Register on the Telenor Good Things portal, if you haven't already. Then log in to the profile and on the left side, you will see your phone model, credit, Telenor add-ons, a field for sending SMS messages, etc.

Find the "My Account" field at the very top and the "Call Specification" link at the bottom.

When you click, you will see instructions and a button. Click the button to send the Code to your number. When the Code arrives, enter it in the field that will appear on the site, confirm and wait.

A new page will open where you can select the month for which you want to see the list.

Now you can view the list on the site using the "View" button, save the list to your computer by clicking the "Save" button, or send it to your email.

Note: The code you received in the SMS message, which you later entered in the field, is valid only 5 minutes after activation, which is also highlighted on the site. After 5 minutes you must send a new Code.

So, you can see the time when the call was made (or message sent/received), duration, the number you called (or called you), Service - Call or SMS, and how much you paid.

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