Online Prepaid Recharge; Mobile Online Recharge;Recharge airtel online

Online Prepaid Recharge; Mobile Online Recharge;Recharge airtel onlineOnline Recharging by Credit Card .This is a system that only allows password holders to use their credit card to make online purchases. (Subscriber must register in advance for a password on a website of one of the credit card companies partnered with a card issuer Online Recharging) With this system, a credit card cannot be used by third parties, even if they learn the card number and cardholder name. For more details, please see the credit card's service web page Online Prepaid Recharge; Mobile Online Recharge;Recharge airtel online.

Requirements
Computer with Internet access
Recommended web browser
Internet Explorer 5.5 or above Mozilla 1.3 or above
User ID and password
Go to www.softbank.jp to register new user ID and password.
Credit card
We accept Visa, MasterCard, and JCB.
Compatibility with Payer Authentication Service is required.

Recharging a Mobile Phone Number

You must register the prepaid mobile phone number prior to recharge. Only one telephone number can be registered, and registration is only necessary for the first login.
1. Access "Prepaid Service" from the top page of Online Recharge site.

Go to Online Recharge
2. Enter your user ID and password at login screen.

Click "Register New User ID" if you do not have a user ID or password. Read My SoftBank Terms and Conditions.

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3. Click "Agree" to accept terms of the agreement.

You must accept the terms to use service.
4. The top page of the Prepaid Online Recharge site appears. Register mobile phone number of the prepaid handset.

"Register Phone" will be the only option available until a mobile phone number has been registered.
5. Click "Register Phone". Enter the prepaid mobile phone number.
6. A PIN code will be sent via SMS (or Sky Mail) to the prepaid mobile phone number that has been registered.
The PIN code is necessary for registration. Since the code is sent via SMS (or Sky Mail), make sure the prepaid mobile phone is on and is in service area.
7. Enter received PIN code.
8. The registration completed screen appears.

All functions can be used after registration is completed.

Online Recharging

1. Click "Go to Online Recharge".

Go to Online Recharge
2. Enter your user ID and password at login screen.

The browser automatically returns to login screen ten minutes after login if the computer is left untouched.

3. The top page of the Prepaid Online Recharge site appears.

The browser automatically returns to login screen ten minutes after login if the computer is left untouched.
Registered Phone
Recharges the registered prepaid handset.
Payments
Shows payment history of prepaid online recharge service.
Show Balance
Shows current balance and expiration date of registered prepaid handset.
Preferences
Allows setting of language and SMS (or Sky Mail) information update service.
Unregister Phone
Deletes registered mobile phone number.
Manage Credit Card
Enables change or cancellation of registered credit card.

Japanese guidance is enabled, notification will be in Japanese. To receive notification in English, select English on the Preferences page.

4. Click "Recharge - Registered phone".

5. Specify amount of recharge.
Choose ¥3,000 or ¥5,000.
6. Select credit card.

Select "registered credit card" or "different credit card". If "different credit card" is selected, the credit card information input screen appears.
7. The recharge confirmation screen appears. Check details and click "Confirm the recharge".

Cancellation and refunds are not possible once recharge is completed. Make sure to check the telephone number and credit card number on the confirmation screen before clicking "Confirm".

An error occurs if credit card is rejected or recharge amount exceeds recharge limits *1.

Notes:
Conditions of recharge are as follows:
The registered balance may not exceed ¥60,000.
The total amount recharged over the last 24 hours may not exceed ¥5,000.
*1 For those customers with ID verification service compatible cards, the password entry screen of the corresponding card company will appear after "Confirm the recharge" is selected. Note that you cannot recharge your card balance without a pre-registration for the service.
8. The recharge completed screen appears after recharge is complete.

Confirmation of recharge will be sent via SMS (or Sky Mail) to the prepaid handset.

Keep the reference number as proof of transaction either by saving the message or writing it down.

Confirmation of recharge may be delayed (or not arrive), depending on the mobile phone's capability to receive at time confirmation is sent.
View payment history by clicking "Payments" on the top page of the Prepaid Online Recharge site.
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St Ivo School's Extranet /Specialist Humanities College

Information and Communication Technology or ICTs[1] allow users to participate in a rapidly changing world in which work and other activities are increasingly transformed by access to varied and developing technologies.

ICT tools can be used to find, explore, analyze, exchange and present information responsibly and without discrimination. ICT can be employed to give users quick access to ideas and experiences from a wide range of people, communities and cultures.

Economic Commission for Africa Awards.

Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and the Canada Fund for Africa are pleased to announce the SecondTechnology in Government in Africa (TIGA) Awards.

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Technology in Government in Africa (TIGA) Awards aim to recognise the work of African Governments in the effective use of ICTs for public services delivery as part of ECA's African Information Society Initiative (AISI) and Canada's ICTs for development programme. The Awards are aimed at African Governments and institutions based in Africa that are engaged in initiating, developing, and implementing ICTs for public services in Africa contributing to the development of the Information Society in Africa. The aims are to:
-Create greater awareness on the role of ICTs in the public services and the development process within the framework of the African Information Society Initiative (AISI);
-Encourage African Governments and institutions to use ICTs for development in general and improved public/citizen's services in particular; and
-Motivate other African stakeholders in effective utilization of ICTs for citizen's services.

This pioneering African programme will publicly recognise the innovation, excellence, and leadership in Africa's public sector e-government development. It will be recognised as an honour to be nominated for TIGA Awards, and a significant public sector career achievement for the team members to be selected as an Award Winner. The TIGA Award is intended to be a biannual event to honour African Governments and institutions.

What is AISI?

The African Information Society Initiative (AISI) is an action framework that has been the basis for information and communication activities in Africa since 1996. AISI is not about technology. It is about giving Africans the means to improve the quality of their lives and fight against poverty.

Resolution 812 (XXXI): Implementation of the African Information Society Initiative (AISI)
Adopted by the 22nd meeting of the ECA Conference of Ministers, May 1996, Resolution 812 (XXXI) States:

The Conference of Ministers, Recalling resolution 795 (XXX) on building Africa’s information highway which requested the Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa to constitute a high level working group to develop an action plan on information and communication technologies to accelerate socioeconomic development in African countries; ...

Vision

The African Information Society Initiative aims at supporting and accelerating socio-economic development across the region. Driven by critical development imperatives, it focuses on priority strategies, programmes and projects which can assist in the sustainable bui ld-up of an information society in African countries. This is in accordance with the regional integration goals of the Treaty establishing the African Economic Community, which foresaw the necessity of information networks and of regional databases, information sources and skills capacities.