Customers now have the privilege to choose their favorite fancy mobile numbers, all thanks to Indian telecom companies. They can now pick from a list of special numbers that our service providers offer.

Why do we prefer a personalized number? For some, it could be blind sentiments or lucky charms, and for others it could just be a match with either birthdays or anniversaries. Reasons are aplenty. And there are many more options put forth by telecom companies, for us to choose a number we like.

How do they fetch you a lucky mobile number?

There’s an interesting twist here. All you need to do is enter your lucky number and get a few number suggestions from your service provider.

For example, if your lucky number is 5, you’ll be provided with a series of mobile numbers whose digit count totals to ‘5’. Simple, isn’t it?

If your date of birth falls on the 15th, then your preferable lucky number would be 6, and so a list of mobile numbers whose digit counts up to 6.

Now choose your favourite premium or lucky numbers in a few steps.

How to choose your lucky number

•       Just log on to the website of your service provider

•       Enter your personal details like name, city and connection type (new number, porting or upgrading to postpaid)

•       Select a plan for your connection

•       Re-enter personal details like name, email address, mobile number and pin-code for SIM delivery

•       Set your connection preferences (new or porting or postpaid upgrade)

•       Pick either of the options: free/premium numbers

•       Pick from the pool of suggested numbers based on your lucky number or any other preferences

•       Enter the SIM delivery details

•       Enter ‘pick up’ or delivery date

•       Confirm your order

•       Make your payment and order your new lucky number SIM

The above procedure applies for Vodafone but can be similar for most other websites.

Isn’t it simple? So, choose your favourite number today and own a premium or a lucky number in just a few steps.

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