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Indosat (StarOne)

StarOne is a CDMA-based communications division of Indosat, one of the largest telecommunications providers in Indonesia. The mobile brand offers both wireless and fixed line communications using the service provider’s CDMA 2000 1xRTT technology and public switch telephone networks (PSTNs).

Indosat, formerly known as PT Indonesian Satellite Corporation Tbk, not only provides CDMA and fixed line coverage in the country, but the network also offers GSM and 3.5G services through IM3, the youth-oriented GSM brand, and Mentari, another GSM brand geared for mobile subscribers who frequently use direct long distance and international roaming services.

Indosat was launched in November 1967 as a foreign investment company, the commercial operations of which opened in September 1969. In 2000, the Indonesian government moved forward with the deregulation of the country’s telecommunications industry, ushering in a more competitive market where international players took the advantage of acquiring majority of Indosat’s shares.

Today, 65% of Indosat is owned by Qatar Telecom, while the remaining 20.71% and 14.29% are owned by the public and the Indonesian government, respectively. Indosat, which ranks as the third largest communications provider in Indonesia, is listed on the New York Stock Exchange and the Indonesian Stock Exchange.

In July 2011, reports confirmed the ongoing merging plans between Indosat’s StarOne and Telkom’s Flexi, both of which offer similar CDMA technology. The eventual fusion of StarOne and Flexi promises greater CDMA coverage never before seen in the country. And with the already affordable plans that both Flexi and StarOne currently offer, the resulting merger would provide even more cost effective tariffs and promotions to the networks’ millions of subscribers.

StarOne Prepaid Plans

StarOne NGORBiiiiiT

Subscribers may choose NgorbiiiiiT prepaid option in monthly (Rp25,000), weekly (Rp7,500), or daily (Rp1,500) packages. All denominations deliver free airtime to IM3, Mentari, Matrix, and other StarOne numbers within Indonesia. To subscribe, one may send “NGORBIT BLN” (monthly), “NGORBIT MGN” (weekly), or “NGORBIT HRN” (daily).

As for text messaging, Ngorbiiiiit offers an unlimited SMS pack worth Rp1500, with 1-week expiry. One may send “NGORBIT SMS” to 7825 to register to the weekly package.

Subscribers who do not opt-in for the Ngorbiiiiit option will be charged normal pay-as-you-go rates.

StarOne Pay-as-You-Go Packages

For local calls, StarOne charges Rp25/min to other StarOne numbers; Rp125/30 seconds to PSTN (public switch telephone network) and FWA (fixed wireless access) numbers; Rp200/30 seconds to Matrix, Mentari, and IM3 numbers; and Rp350/30 seconds to other GSM network operators. On the other hand, domestic long distance costs Rp25/min to StarOne numbers; Rp625/30 seconds to PSTN, FWA, and other operators; and Rp500/30 seconds to Matrix, Mentari, and IM3 numbers.

Meanwhile, text messaging costs Rp25/SMS to StarOne numbers; Rp150/SMS to PSTN, FWA, and other operators; Rp100 to Matrix, Mentari, and IM3; and Rp500/SMS to international destinations.

As for mobile internet, subscribers may choose the volume-based package, which costs Rp1 per kilobyte (KB) of data; or one may choose the time-based option, priced at Rp75 per minute of web browsing.

StarOne Prepaid Refills

Indosat StarOne prepaid users may replenish their mobile airtime by purchasing StarOne prepaid top-ups from authorized Indosat dealers, retailers, and Indosat Stores located across the country. One may also buy StarOne mobile load through bank ATMs or through the network’s IVR.

For international prepaid refill top-ups, one may logon to Babblebug.com to purchase StarOne mobile recharge load denominations of US$9.50 or US$18. Upon successful recharge, the StarOne prepaid load will be converted to Indonesia’s national currency. Babblebug.com accepts credit cards, debit cards, and PayPal as payment options.

Customer Support

To access customer service, StarOne prepaid subscribers may dial 111 from their mobile phone, or one may visit www.indosat.com/starone to know more about the wireless provider’s current plans and promotions.