Bakcell's Star tariff plan offers subscribers a wide range of choices
Bakcell, the leader in innovation and speed, introduces the Star tariff plan, which includes talk time, Internet connection, and other features. By choosing the tariff plan, which is available in 9 different categories, subscribers will also receive additional Internet bonuses.
By subscribing to the Star tariff, subscribers will receive minutes of domestic calls and the possibility of free correspondence through the WhatsApp and Telegram applications together with an Internet connection. In addition, by renewing the tariff package three times in a row, subscribers will receive additional Internet bonuses with each subsequent renewal.
For example, the Star 6GB tariff plan includes 550 minutes of talk time, a 6GB Internet package, and free SMS on WhatsApp and Telegram. In addition, by renewing the package three times in a row, subscribers will receive an extra 2GB internet package on each subsequent renewal. You can easily upgrade to the Star 6GB tariff plan by dialing *600#YES. The package costs AZN 14.90. Switching from your current plan to the Star tariff plan is free of charge.
Please note that detailed information about the Star tariff, which is available in 9 different categories, can be found on the Bakcell website.
About Bakcell
Bakcell is the first and largest private telecommunications company in Azerbaijan. Bakcell currently provides high-quality and high-speed telecommunication services to more than three million customers. As one of the largest investors in the non-oil sector of the Azerbaijani economy, the company is committed to contributing to the sustainable development of Azerbaijan through innovation and artificial intelligence solutions.
Bakcell is part of NEQSOL Holding, an international group of companies operating in the energy, telecommunications, high-tech, and construction sectors in various countries. ®
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