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mms.tim.br - TIM, Brazil

If you can’t reach mms.tim.br, please go directly to http://www.tim.com.br.

For international user who wish to use TIM:

If you are looking for a Roaming Service with coverage all over Brazil and higher quality, TIM is the operator you need.

To use your mobile phone in Brazil, it must be compatible with the GSM 1800 standards and your home operator must has signed a roaming agreement with TIM in Brazil.

Your mobile phone does not necessarily automatically connect to the TIM network. If you want to use the TIM Brasil network, you may have to connect manually.

No matter where you are, getting connected to the TIM Brasil network is easy!

If you need help to connect your device manually to TIM Brasil’s network, or are interested to know about our products, services and promotions, you can easily contact the Multilingual Department available from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM everyday (Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo time) by dialing from your foreign phone or from a landline the following number: 0800-741 41 41. If you prefer, you can contact us via e-mail, using the option “Fale com a TIM” located in the footer of the website www.tim.com.br.

You can also dial + 55 11 2847 6144 from your foreign phone or 0 41 11 2847 6144 from a landline.

Attention: This call will be charged as a local call (If you are in São Paulo) or a long distance call (If you are in others States in Brazil) if you dial using a landline in Brazil, or as an International Roaming (Local National) call if you dial from your foreign phone.

If you are abroad, you can get in touch with TIM Brasil by asking some Local Company to make the reverse call to TIM. In this case, you should ask the company to make the reverse call with this following number + 55 11 2847 6144.

TIM Brasil offers you English and Spanish Customer Care Service. That’s why, getting connected to TIM Brasil’s network is easy and comfortable wherever you are!

mms.claro.com.br - Claro, Brazil

Are you able to access mms.claro.com.br? I can’t.

By the way, you can always refer the below settings:

CLARO FOTOS
Just one modem connection
Name: Claro Foto
Select a modem: Cellular Line (GPRS)
apn: mms.claro.com.br
User Name: claro
Pass: claro

Proxy Settings: Do not Check This network connects to the Internet

Quoted form their website:

Claro performs over 2000 cities in Brasil nationwide, including the most important tourist and business cities, such as Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Brasília, Salvador, Recife, Belo Horizonte, Curitiba and many other cities. Using our GSM coverage you are able to speak in all the states of Brazil with Claro’s 100% digital roaming services for voice and data.

When opting for Claro, you can also count with the solidity of the biggest mobile telephone group in Latin America América Móvil. Claro maintains an exclusive and bilingual customer care service for foreign visitors, 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.

Claro’s International Customer Service number: 0800 036 0707

Which services can I use?

• Caller ID
• Call waiting
• Call forward
• Multi party
• SMS
• Data (GPRS/EDGE) – depending on GPRS Roaming agreement between your home operator with Claro.

Choosing Claro you will be choosing the best Roaming Services in Brazil.

Which states are covered by Claro´s roaming services?

• Acre • Alagoas • Bahia • Ceará • Distrito Federal • Espírito Santo • Goiás • Mato Grosso • Mato Grosso do Sul • Minas Gerais • Paraíba	• Paraná • Pernambuco • Piauí • Rio Grande do Norte • Rio Grande do Sul • Rio de Janeiro • Rondônia • Santa Catarina • Sergipe • São Paulo • Tocantins
Claro´s Coverage

How to use Claro Roaming Services with your GSM or 3G mobile device?

To be able to use your mobile phone in Brazil you must have a 2G compatible device to 900 Mhz /1800 Mhz or a 3G compatible device to 850 Mhz frequencies used in Brazilian network. It is important that your home operator works in association to Claro?s roaming services.

Using the Claro Roaming Services:

Step 1
Go to the “network selection”, “phone setup”, “settings” option or other item corresponding to network settings in your phone menu, depending on your mobile device.

Step 2
Find “phone settings” or “manual network selection” and choose the “CLARO” network *

Step 3
Select “CLARO” and you will be asked to confirm your choice. Once “CLARO” is displayed on your screen, you are connected.

(The connection procedure may vary according to your mobile device).

* The network name “CLARO” presented above may also be displayed as the following network codes:

• 724 05
• BRA CL
• BRA 05

How to make phone calls in Brazil?

Local calls (to the same city)
Dial: telephone number

Long distance calls in Brazil (between different cities)
Dial: + / city code / telephone number
or
Dial: 0 / 21 (National voice carrier code) / city code / telephone number

International calls
Dial: + / country code / city code / telephone number
or
Dial: 00 / 21 (International voice carrier code) / country code / city code / telephone number

Emergency Numbers (free of charge)
Emergency 199
Police 190
Fire Department 193
Ambulance 192

For more information about roaming services and rates in Brazil, contact your local operator.

Telefonica, Brazil - www.telefonica.com.br

Telefonica, Brazil – www.telefonica.com.br

• telefonica.com.br/internetilimitada
• telefonica.com.br/tvdigital
• telefonica.com.br/provedores

Quoted from Wikipedia:

Telefónica, S.A. is a Spanish telecommunication company. Operating globally, it is one of the largest fixed-line and mobile telecommunications companies in the world: 3rd in terms of number of clients (with the acquisition of O2 plc., Movistar and Manx Telecom) only behind China Mobile and Vodafone, and in the top five in market value. They were behind China Mobile, AT&T, and Vodafone in November 2007.

Created in 1924, until the liberalisation of the telecom market in 1997, Telefónica was the only telephone operator in Spain and still holds a dominant position (over 75% in 2004). Since 1997, the Spanish government has privatised its interest in the company. On 5 July 2007, the European Commission ordered Telefónica to pay a record antitrust fine of almost €152 million for activities in the Spanish broadband market which, according to European Union competition commissioner Neelie Kroes, “harmed Spanish consumers, Spanish businesses and the Spanish economy as a whole, and by extension Europe’s economy”.

Nova Oi, Brazil – www.novaoi.com.br

Quote from Wikipedia:

Oi (Portuguese for “Hi”), formerly known as Telemar, but still legally called Telemar Norte Leste S.A., is the largest landline telephone company in Brazil, considering both lines in service and revenues. It is headquartered in Rio de Janeiro. Oi, along with Telemar Internet Ltda. (Oi Internet) and Companhia AIX Participacoes S.A., are subsidiaries of Tele Norte Leste Participacoes SA (Tele Norte Leste Holding Company, or TNL).