Each phone has a unique code (IMEI), which is registered on the network mobile operator after activating the SIM card and making the first call. This code allows you to track the location of the device and block it if necessary, for example, if it is stolen. Data about the location of the device is transmitted to the billing server and stored here for a long time. However, there is information here about tariff plan, call and SMS history, account replenishment.

When it comes to phone billing, the most relevant information is the history of calls and SMS messages, as well as its location. It is determined by the operator quite accurately. When making calls, sending messages, or using Internet services, the device transmits a signal to the nearest antenna (BS), thanks to which it is possible to calculate the address. The accuracy of the data is quite high, but there is an error. Its performance depends on the topographical features of the area and the presence of interference. And yet, mobile phone billing is actively used to search for them, regardless of what you have to look for - the device or its owner. The procedure is managed by the operator himself; he provides data only in exceptional cases, because it is confidential. Who can use this service?

Who can find a phone number using billing?

Officially, the cellular operator does not have the right to disclose information regarding the location of the device and, accordingly, its owner. Data is provided only at the request of law enforcement or judicial authorities. To obtain the material of interest, you need to write a statement to the police, on the basis of which the service officers will take actions aimed at solving the problem. The statement will be justified when searching for a stolen device. If you need to find a subscriber for personal purposes, you should postpone this option. In this case, use other methods of solving the problem, simpler and more accessible.

Where to order phone billing

For anyone who needs to search for a phone and information about its owner, our site offers effective and inexpensive services. We will provide full information on the topic, spending a minimum amount of time collecting it. Fill out an application for services, call the number mobile phone and operator, mark which of the following data is needed:

• Full name of the phone owner;
• date of birth;
• passport details;
• residential or registered address;
• device location;
• information about the tariff plan, calls, SMS.

Depending on the amount of information requested and the operator mobile communications servicing the number, the cost of services and the timing of data provision will differ. But a successful result is guaranteed in any case. You will receive the material in the form text file, screenshot or graphic image. Data accuracy is guaranteed. We work with the following mobile operators:

• Beeline;
• Rostelecom;
• Tele2;
• Yota;
• Motive;
• Megaphone.

Regarding how to order billing for an MTS phone or another operator, you should also take into account: the sequence of actions and features of filling out the application will not change. Only the price and operating time will differ.

Pay attention! Every client who decides to check their phone billing using our website can count on:

• complete confidentiality;
• quality service;
• efficiency of information retrieval;
• reasonable prices;
• several ways to pay for services;
• discounts on subsequent orders;
• free consultation.

We work for you, monitor the quality and availability of services.

Billing in this sense refers to a whole complex of operations, which requires software and hardware, as well as legal and banking support for all payment acceptance procedures. Therefore, only large providers of any services organize their own billing, and most companies and individuals use the services of specialized billing companies. The basic billing process is to measure the number of services issued to a user. If this is access to the Internet or a telephone conversation, then the software of the company providing this service, the conversation time or the time spent in global network. And, for example, when purchasing books, programs or access to a paid site on the Internet, it is not the time, but the number of units purchased. The billing company's software then automatically calculates the cost of such a service based on the rates entered into the program. In the same automatic mode, according to a pre-entered schedule, the program issues an invoice to the buyer for payment for the purchased services, and transfers the proceeds to the seller, deducting the agreed payment for the operation of this system. The receipt of money from customers is also taken into account by the complex software billing center. In our modern computerized life, every day an increasing number of private entrepreneurs and companies begin to provide paid services using electronic payment systems. Therefore, there is growing interest in billing companies that take on the technical part of this complex process described above. There are already several dozen such companies, and if you decide, for example, to sell your own product via the Internet, you will have to spend some time choosing billing. They have to compete with each other, creating more and more simple ways connecting their systems to any business project and more favorable service conditions, so there is no clear leader. When choosing a billing company, the first thing you should pay attention to is the payment methods it can provide to your future clients. The maximum set includes up to a dozen electronic payment systems (Webmoney, Yandex-money, PayPal, etc.), several international systems serving credit cards(Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Cirrus Maestro, etc.). Possibility of payment by bank transfer, check, call to a paid mobile number is also included in the range of services of billing companies. Others important characteristics When choosing, you should consider the cost of the company’s services, its reliability (good business history), and the availability of technical support.

The infrastructure of OJSC MegaFon was carried out in 2005 in order to provide the full range of functions related to the current service of subscribers.

Selecting a solution and contractor

The implementation of the billing system was entrusted to the Peter-Service company, which is the largest developer of billing solutions in Russia and cooperates with all the Big Three mobile operators and other organizations operating in the communications industry.

Effect obtained from implementation

The high professionalism of the developers of the Peter-Service company made it possible to put the system into operation in a very short time and adapt it to the needs of companies. The TAP3 roaming support system helped quickly provide MegaFon subscribers with the opportunity to use the most extensive roaming geography, and a flexible tariff system and the ability quick setup billing system allowed for a dynamic marketing policy.

The implemented system provides a full range of functions related to the current service of subscribers, including control of the personal account balance, work with payments, conditional lending, generation of monthly and extraordinary consolidated invoices and control of their delivery, changing the range of services and carrying out promotions.

2015 Billing transformation

In January 2015, the general meeting of MegaFon shareholders approved the conclusion of a five-year agreement with Peter-Service, under which the latter must provide the operator with non-exclusive rights to use software and technical support in order to modernize the billing architecture into a single solution for subscribers of all branches and its continuous development. The companies signed a corresponding agreement in March.

As part of this contract, Peter-Service is implementing a project to transform MegaFon's billing system and create a unified billing system using a new solution architecture.

The total amount of MegaFon's expenses under the agreement on the provision of non-exclusive rights to use software and technical support with Peter-Service will be within 22 billion rubles until the end of 2019.

2013 Continuation of the contract

The company will extend the annual contract for equipment and software for organizing billing with the Peter-Service company - this decision was made at an extraordinary meeting of MegaFon shareholders, the operator’s press service reported on February 12, 2013.

According to this agreement, Peter-Service will provide MegaFon with non-exclusive rights to use the software and technical support.

Predictability

According to analysts, MegaFon's decision as a whole looks logical and quite expected. Peter-Service is one of the largest specialized and most competent market players, a long-time partner of MegaFon, and also controlled by a common shareholder. The amount of the contract, taking into account the scale of the business as a whole, is quite consistent with the market level, experts say, but its size is not disclosed.

By developing our infrastructure, we strive to provide our customers with a fast and stable connection, maximum communication quality and high speed transfers mobile internet so that our subscribers can be closer, despite the distance separating them. The goal of our strategy is to achieve the maximum level of penetration of 4G services, high quality of the 4G/LTE network and its wider coverage, as well as modernization of the 3G network and further development of the backbone infrastructure.

In 2015, MegaFon continued to actively invest in the development of its infrastructure. Currently the Company is one of the leaders among Russian operators mobile communications by quantity base stations and the owner of one of the largest backbone networks in Russia.

In October 2015 and February 2016, Russia hosted the first federal auctions in the history of the Russian telecommunications industry for the distribution of LTE frequencies in the ranges of 1,800 MHz, 2,570 - 2,595 MHz and 2,595 - 2,620 MHz, in which MegaFon took an active part and won lots for the purchase of frequencies in a total of 40 regions of the Russian Federation. These frequencies will allow the Company to strengthen its competitive position in certain regions, improve the quality of services provided by increasing network capacity and data transfer speeds, and also deploy 4G/LTE networks at lower costs.

4G/LTE networks

MegaFon is a winner of the COMNEWS Awards 2015

The company is recognized as the rating leader in the category “Largest number of 4G and LTE-Advanced base stations.” The COMNEWS Awards are awarded annually based on the analysis of quantitative and comparable indicators that clearly reflect the performance of companies in the field of information and communication technologies. Based on last year's results, MegaFon received an award for the maximum number of fourth-generation base stations.

MegaFon was the first Russian mobile operator to launch a 4G network in the Russian Federation.

In 2015, MegaFon increased its 4G coverage by entering five new regions. At the end of the year, 4G services from MegaFon were available to 59% 1 of the Russian population (51% in 2014), in 77 regions Russian Federation, and in 14 out of 15 million-plus cities.

The development of the 4G/LTE network in the regions of presence was carried out by increasing network capacity, as well as improving the quality of coverage, including by increasing the level of penetration into residential and office premises.

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NUMBER OF MEGAFON 3 BASE STATIONS (stations)

MEGAFON 4G/LTE NETWORK COVERAGE IN RUSSIA (number of regions)

In 2015, MegaFon continued to deploy the LTE-Advanced network based on the existing 4G base station infrastructure. At the end of 2015, high-speed Internet services of the fourth generation LTE-Advanced with speeds of 150-450 Mbit/s were available to subscribers in nine major cities of Russia.

Megafon plans to further expand the geographic coverage of LTE, including through the deployment of the network together with other major players. Thus, in January 2016, MegaFon entered into an agreement with VimpelCom on the joint implementation of a large-scale project for the construction and subsequent operation of LTE base stations in 10 regions of Russia. The combined network of MegaFon and Scartel has the widest spectrum of frequencies in the 2600 MHz band in the country and the implementation of the joint RAN-sharing project with VimpelCom will allow us to harmoniously complement our infrastructure in the 1800 MHz band with the most in an efficient way. This project will allow MegaFon to qualitatively improve the existing network, launch 4G services in new settlements in the areas selected for the project in a short time and do this at minimal cost.

1 Adjusted data. Calculated based on data on the population of the Russian Federation according to the population census in October 2010.
2 Calculated based on data on the population of the Russian Federation according to the population census in October 2010.
3 Includes updated data for 2014.

3G networks

In 2015, MegaFon continued to develop and modernize the 3G network, since it remains the most popular technology among Russian users mobile transmission data, although the number of subscribers in the 4G network is growing steadily every year.

MegaFon's priority in developing the 3G network in 2015 was to increase network capacity, as well as improve the quality of communication and increase the speed of mobile Internet by adjusting the functional composition of the network. At the end of the year, the number of 3G base stations increased by 11% year-on-year and amounted to more than 42 thousand units. By introducing new base stations, MegaFon ensured an even more stable connection within the coverage area and comfortable data transfer speeds, regardless of the load on the network.

Since the launch of the 3G network in 2008, MegaFon has continued to maintain its leading position in the market in terms of the number of 3G base stations and the geography of network coverage. At the end of 2015, the coverage area of ​​the Company's 3G services was 83 constituent entities of the Russian Federation and 89.45% of the population.

2G networks

During 2015, MegaFon solved targeted tasks to expand the coverage of the 2G network, including in remote and hard-to-reach areas, as well as improve coverage in corporate clients with whom the Company entered into contracts during the reporting period.

In 2015, we continued to participate in the implementation of nationwide projects to expand access to 2G mobile communications in remote areas of the country, as well as on federal highways.

In 2015, the number of 2G base stations increased by 3.5% year-on-year and amounted to almost 48 thousand units. MegaFon's 2G services are available in 83 constituent entities of the Russian Federation and 97.71% of the country's population.

In 2015, MegaFon decided to spin off its tower infrastructure into a separate company. The tower company will become the center for managing the tower infrastructure and will be able to make organizational decisions more quickly, ensuring efficient development of the network and improving the quality of communications. MegaFon is a participant in the federal program to reduce the digital divide in sparsely populated areas of the region. Thus, in 2015, we implemented several projects, including the launch of new 3G base stations in 27 villages and towns of Karachay-Cherkessia, and the active deployment of our networks in the Rostov region.

Backbone and transport access networks

The development of the backbone network is an integral part of the Company’s comprehensive approach to meeting the growing needs of customers. Therefore, one of the key elements of our infrastructure development strategy is the further deployment of a fiber-optic communication line (FOCL) backbone network. Increasing the length of fiber-optic lines allows you to improve the quality of communication, expand the capacity of the mobile communication network, and also increase the speed of data transfer in 4G, 3G networks and for broadband Internet access.

In 2015, the development of fiber optic lines continued both through our own construction and through the implementation of joint construction projects and fiber exchange programs. In general, during 2015, we increased the length of the trunk network by 4% year-on-year by almost five thousand km. The total length of the main fiber-optic lines was more than 126 thousand km. At the end of the year, the percentage of urban base stations connected via fiber-optic lines was 64%.

In 2015, MegaFon completed one of the largest projects in the field of fiber optic communication lines development - the construction of its own fiber-optic communication line connecting the north of the Sverdlovsk region with the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug. Work on this project lasted for a year and was completed in August 2015. Fiber optic lines with a length of more than 860 km pass through 29 settlements in the region. Optical communication lines connected the largest cities of the Urals into a ring with the MegaFon high-speed network: Ekaterinburg - Nyagan - Surgut - Tyumen - Ekaterinburg. The launch of fiber-optic lines made it possible to improve the quality of communications, as well as meet the growing needs of MegaFon subscribers for high-speed mobile Internet.

The main direction of development of the backbone network in 2015 was the implementation of new stages of the MegaMagistral project, a transit backbone based on 100 Gbit/s channel wavelength division multiplexing technology (DWDM technology), created to reduce traffic delays and reduce the cost of organizing communication channels. In 2015, the following sections were launched: Moscow-St. Petersburg and Voronezh-Rostov-on-Don.

In accordance with the strategy for the development of transport access networks, in 2015 we continued to increase the capacity of urban networks, migrate to 10GE level capacities and launch nodes with capacities of 100GE or more. The goal of implementing the strategy for the development of urban networks is to achieve maximum penetration of 4G services, high quality of the 4G/LTE network and its wider coverage, as well as preparation for the deployment of 5G networks and further expansion of capacity in 3G networks.

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Network quality

In 2015, we implemented several initiatives to improve the quality of communications. We have implemented a number of solutions for new radio access network functionality, and also optimized the settings of sections of the transport network to improve the quality end-to-end (end-to-end) characteristics of the services provided. We continued to work on solving specific issues aimed at reducing call drops in specific locations and eliminating local congestion. By the end of the year, we achieved progress in the dynamics of key indicators of network quality throughout Russia.

Modern and developed infrastructure, as well as a significant advantage in the frequency spectrum, allows us to provide high data transfer speeds and excellent communication quality.

According to the results of a study by the information and analytical agency Telecom Daily, conducted in November-December 2015, MegaFon was recognized the best operator in terms of quality voice communication in Moscow, demonstrating a minimum of blocking and dropped calls.

A similar study conducted in St. Petersburg also demonstrated our leading position in a number of indicators. In particular, according to the results of measurements, MegaFon showed best quality voice communication services: not a single interruption or blockage was detected in the network, while MegaFon showed best time call initialization; as well as the best result in terms of maximum speed in 3G and 4G/LTE networks.

Unified network management center

In the spring of 2015, MegaFon fully completed the largest project to create a Unified Network Management Center (UNCC). Investments in the project amounted to more than 1 billion rubles. This is one of the largest and most modern similar facilities in Russia and in the world. Main feature UCUS is that it not only monitors the status and quality of MegaFon’s network throughout Russia around the clock, but also manages almost 300 thousand active network elements, including voice and packet switching equipment, transport networks, and service platforms.

The functionality of the Center is distributed between two sites - in St. Petersburg and Samara. In the event of an emergency, network management can be completely consolidated at one of the sites in 15 minutes. UCSC is built on the basis of umbrella management and monitoring systems: Fault Management, Network Resource Inventory and Trouble Ticketing. The network is operated by functional teams Single center and branches in the target model - with unified coordination from the UCSC.

The results of the implementation of the UCSC were a significant increase in the speed of localizing problems in the network (by more than 60%), the development and implementation of new business processes and a significant increase in operational efficiency. During 2015, the UCSC processed on average more than 15 million network information messages daily and resolved about 5,000 incidents. Over the year, the UCSC reviewed 221 thousand requests from mobile subscribers and 72 thousand requests from corporate clients.

Among the events in which ECSC took an active part are the holding of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and BRICS summits, as well as the draw for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.

Improvements to federal umbrella systems are planned for 2016 in order to increase the level of automation and productivity of the UCSC.

Unified billing

In 2015, Megafon continued to implement the Unified Billing project. This project will allow for the modernization of the billing architecture into a single solution for subscribers of all branches and will ensure the high quality of services provided to subscribers. The project is scheduled to be completed in 2018. The main goals of the Unified Billing project are: reducing the time to launch new and changing existing products, centralizing the process of launching new business initiatives, improving the quality of customer service and customer experience, launching new functionality to differentiate from competitors and overall business transformation.

The project is being implemented within the framework of the “Greenfield” concept, which includes the construction “from scratch” of a separate instance of the business support system (BSS 1), integration with existing Legacy BSS and related systems through the use of umbrella solutions, the start of new sales in Greenfield and phased migration of all subscribers from Legacy.

The main results of the project in 2015 were the development of the Unified Billing architecture in accordance with the roadmap, the creation of a subscriber migration strategy, the launch of pilot operation for retail clients (B2C) in the mobile communications segment from December 2015 and the start of commercial sales for corporate clients ( B2B) in the fixed-line segment in August 2015.

1 Business Support Systems – Business support systems.

Information Technology

Development information technology is of great importance for the solution wide range business objectives and increasing the company's operational efficiency. In 2015, MegaFon implemented a number of initiatives aimed at improving IT systems and infrastructure.

Thus, in the reporting period, the IT department was federalized in the areas of IT infrastructure, corporate systems, business intelligence and reporting systems, the purpose of which was to improve manageability and improve the quality of IT work. The federalization program of the IT department in the area of ​​business systems is planned to be completed in 2016.

In 2014, we developed a Unified Reporting Library based on the Corporate Data Warehouse (CDW). In 2015, the use of QCD made it possible to implement a unified process for quickly closing the financial period and centrally prepare reports for the Head Office.

During 2015, we implemented a set of measures to improve the level of information security which included: system implementation antivirus protection based on the Kaspersky Lab solution, a system for auditing the launch of applications in workplaces, the introduction of mechanisms for managing and protecting local privileged accounts, a Mobile Device Management (MDM) system, which provides monitoring and protection mobile devices(corporate and personal) employees with access to confidential information, as well as increasing the reliability of data encryption on mobile PCs of insiders.

To improve the efficiency of business processes and reduce operating costs, we have initiated a number of important projects. MegaFon began developing the ENGIR project for the implementation of SAP in our own retail MegaFon Retail. The main objective of this project is to achieve the greatest accuracy of inventory at points of sale through planning and forecasting. Its implementation will reduce costs, increase the efficiency of key processes and make the process of working with systems more transparent. The project is planned to be launched into pilot production in 2016. Also during 2015, automated workplace Consultant of the Federal Center for Corporate Clients Service.

In 2015, MegaFon continued to implement IT projects to improve the quality of customer service. Thus, a project was initiated to transition to a new PCC architecture, which will improve the quality of packet data products; in the Capital branch, a project was completed to create a virtual consultant “Elena”, which significantly increases the speed of service to subscribers; and also implemented the “Online Telemarketing” project, which specifically sends offers to our subscribers to connect the necessary options at the right and appropriate time.

Development of a fiber-optic communication line (FOCL) network

In May 2015, MegaFon put into operation a large section of the fiber-optic communication line Altai Territory - Altai Republic (Barnaul-Kosh-Agach section). The total length of the highway exceeds 860 km. The commissioning of the Barnaul–Kosh-Agach transport network not only gives subscribers the opportunity to use high-speed Internet on smartphones, tablets and USB modems, but also allows state and municipal customers to transfer the connections of their departmental and other networks to “optics”. This means even more quick access to the government services portal and exchange of everyday work information. Besides acceleration existing networks 3G and 4G new communication line will allow for further construction of LTE segments in the Altai Republic and regions of the Altai Territory.

Good money, eh? At Amdocs and other offices that are among the world leaders in the ACP software market, they are probably biting their elbows right now. And TeliaSonera is crying. However, these are just assumptions, and below there will be only information.

In 2015, MegaFon OJSC plans to conclude an agreement with Peter-Service CJSC on the provision of non-exclusive rights to use software and technical support No. 801. The total amount of expenses of MegaFon OJSC under the agreement on the provision of non-exclusive rights to use software and technical support with Peter-Service CJSC will not exceed 22,000,000,000 rubles until the end of 2019. MegaFon informs shareholders about this.

As part of the agreement, Peter-Service CJSC plans to provide MegaFon OJSC with non-exclusive rights to use software and technical support in order to modernize the billing architecture into a single solution for subscribers of all branches and its continuous development in accordance with current business needs to ensure high quality services provided to subscribers.

OJSC MegaFon plans to sign orders under the contract in accordance with the approved Budget and Business Plan of the corresponding calendar year (period from 2015 to 2019), as well as on the basis of competitive procedures carried out in 2014.

The price (monetary value) of property (services) under the contract is determined based on its (their) market value. These are exactly the same “will not exceed 22 billion rubles” by the end of 2019.

Interested parties: AF Telecom Holding LLC, Telecominvest Holdings Limited, MegaFon Investments (Cyprus) Limited, ANFIMAKO LIMITED, Bangorland Ventures Limited. Offshores, yes.

The decision was submitted “for consideration by the General Meeting.”