BSNL spending more money on Dataone

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Sir There is nothing called 128 speed Unlimited Download permanently under Airtel as all tariff are subject to change as per fine print.Do remember that even a life time guarantee on most products means 5 years if u read fine print.Thanks.
 
Originally posted by BSNL_CMD@Jun 30 2005, 02:21 PM
Sir

There is nothing called 128 speed Unlimited Download permanently under Airtel as all tariff are subject to change as per fine print.
Do remember that even a life time guarantee on most products means 5 years if u read fine print.

Thanks.
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well if they change their package, users on existing packages can choose to remain on the same packages. very unlike Sify and I guess BSNL.

as for the possibilities. company can go bankrupt. airtel has been good to me for 3 years now. very unlike my experence with Sify.
 
Originally posted by BSNL_CMD@Jun 30 2005, 02:23 PM
http://delhi.mtnl.net.in/commercial/broadband_tariff.htm
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!!adadupuP ouy knahT

210 minutes left... i'm going crazy.. even typing in reverse 😀
 
and guess what, MTNL was doing some maintenance and my all the daytime usage quota is back...480 MBs...i had around 11 MBs left... 😀 but of no use as today's the last day... 🙁hope, they keep maintaining quite frequently the next months...without disconnections, obviously!! 😉
 
Originally posted by Sushubh@Jun 30 2005, 06:05 AM
from what i know every company is in this business to make money. and bsnl played a nice decent trick to get people used to free cheap broadband connectivity. albeit with poor customer support. so i guess, since you knew about today... calling BSNL bad for mistreating its customers (??) is seriously funny.
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Indian broadband users do not eat grass, and no matter how much people gets used to cheap broadband offer from BSNL, no one will pay at Rs2/MB ever. May be for a couple of hundred MBs, but not more. In the end, BSNL will be the looser and not the B'Band users, if BSNL chooses to act stubborn.
 

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