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Hello !!
there is another plan available in chennai.. it has not been mentioned in BSNL site
'It is proposed to introduce a combo plan 349 (combined offer of broadband with landline) in Chennai Telephones as a promotional offer for a period of 90 days w.e.f 1st Nov 2007. The details of the combo 349 are as follows.
Particulars
BSNL combo 349
Monthly fixed charges Rs 349
Broadband speed 256 Kbps upto 2 Mbps
Free broadband usage 1 GB
Addl BB usage per MB Rs 0.90
Free voice Calls Nil
Unit charge per MCU Rs 1.20
Unlimited surfing N/A
As for as the billing aspect is concerned, the fixed monthly charge for landline will be Rs 99.00 and the fixed monthly charge for the broadband will be Rs 250.00. The installation charge is waived for the fixed line connection taken under the combo offer. However, the installation charge for the broadband connection will be applicable. The ARD for landline is to be collected upfront and the collection of ARD in installment will not be applicable under the combo plan.
[FONT="] The combo 349 will be available for booking for new connection only under Home and Business segment and the migration is not allowed.
(Since this thread is for combo I put it here. Since no body telling about this above plan I didn't open any new thread)
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there is another plan available in chennai.. it has not been mentioned in BSNL site
'It is proposed to introduce a combo plan 349 (combined offer of broadband with landline) in Chennai Telephones as a promotional offer for a period of 90 days w.e.f 1st Nov 2007. The details of the combo 349 are as follows.
Particulars
BSNL combo 349
Monthly fixed charges Rs 349
Broadband speed 256 Kbps upto 2 Mbps
Free broadband usage 1 GB
Addl BB usage per MB Rs 0.90
Free voice Calls Nil
Unit charge per MCU Rs 1.20
Unlimited surfing N/A
As for as the billing aspect is concerned, the fixed monthly charge for landline will be Rs 99.00 and the fixed monthly charge for the broadband will be Rs 250.00. The installation charge is waived for the fixed line connection taken under the combo offer. However, the installation charge for the broadband connection will be applicable. The ARD for landline is to be collected upfront and the collection of ARD in installment will not be applicable under the combo plan.
[FONT="] The combo 349 will be available for booking for new connection only under Home and Business segment and the migration is not allowed.
(Since this thread is for combo I put it here. Since no body telling about this above plan I didn't open any new thread)
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coolbuddyin
Regular
^this one for chennai circle only,but the 500 combo plans are over india
i agree with you:thumbsup: i request bsnl to change the free usage timings from 2am-8 am to 10pm-6am...:wall: any bsnl officer here 😉 please forward this to bsnl:rofl:
Yes I also agree :thumbsup: free usage times should be from 10pm to 6am .
What is difference between Home 500 and Home 500 C+ (COMBO) except for the monthly charges ?
Yes I also agree :thumbsup: free usage times should be from 10pm to 6am .
What is difference between Home 500 and Home 500 C+ (COMBO) except for the monthly charges ?
1.5 GB and 2.5 GB download limits i think
Hello,
Please note I have written Home 500 vs Home 500 C+(combo)
and not Home 500 C (combo)vs Home 500 C +(combo)
I basically feel Home 500 and Home 500 C+(Combo) are same if one opts for One India plan seperately along with Home 500 (Non combo).
Am I wrong ?
Hello,
Please note I have written Home 500 vs Home 500 C+(combo)
and not Home 500 C (combo)vs Home 500 C +(combo)
I basically feel Home 500 and Home 500 C+(Combo) are same if one opts for One India plan seperately along with Home 500 (Non combo).
Am I wrong ?
smartbuddy_82
Regulars
Damn, why MTNL does not give us something in Mumbai.............It feels so sad to be in Mumbai looking at those plans......... 🙁
Hello,
Please note I have written Home 500 vs Home 500 C+(combo)
and not Home 500 C (combo)vs Home 500 C +(combo)
I basically feel Home 500 and Home 500 C+(Combo) are same if one opts for One India plan seperately along with Home 500 (Non combo).
Am I wrong ?
Yes, it is not clear whether the old Home 500 plan is still in force: 2.5Gb limit, free 2am to 8am. Are the existing Home 500 planners should pay Rs 600/ monthly in order to have 2.5 Gb limit? Or is this for those who opt for Combo plan only where One India tel tariffs are applicable( with even local calls are at Rs. 1.00 per minute) I would rather have the old plan. Is this downgraded to 1.5Gb limit, with so called free calls? Any clarification?
As for this New Combo Offer, guys up there are "mixing up their drinks",playing one against the other, Internet-vs- tel.calls. For a increase in mothly rate to Rs600/ , fee calls remaining at 50, the down/up load limit should have been INCREASED to 4 to 5 Gb. Talk about internet penetration in India. This is a disticnt retrograde step.:madness:
Please note I have written Home 500 vs Home 500 C+(combo)
and not Home 500 C (combo)vs Home 500 C +(combo)
I basically feel Home 500 and Home 500 C+(Combo) are same if one opts for One India plan seperately along with Home 500 (Non combo).
Am I wrong ?
Yes, it is not clear whether the old Home 500 plan is still in force: 2.5Gb limit, free 2am to 8am. Are the existing Home 500 planners should pay Rs 600/ monthly in order to have 2.5 Gb limit? Or is this for those who opt for Combo plan only where One India tel tariffs are applicable( with even local calls are at Rs. 1.00 per minute) I would rather have the old plan. Is this downgraded to 1.5Gb limit, with so called free calls? Any clarification?
As for this New Combo Offer, guys up there are "mixing up their drinks",playing one against the other, Internet-vs- tel.calls. For a increase in mothly rate to Rs600/ , fee calls remaining at 50, the down/up load limit should have been INCREASED to 4 to 5 Gb. Talk about internet penetration in India. This is a disticnt retrograde step.:madness:
coolbuddyin
Regular
old plan is still therethese two are only combo plans,and we need to submit a request to change to these plansall existing customers will be in their respective plans,unless they request to change
@ sankalpit , you have to contact the commercial officer
at your local BSNL exchange to avail the new combo plan .
Thank you, seshu.
It seems like this will follow the standard procedure of application + copy of bill etc, and then paying whatever money they want to deposit. I'll move to one of these plans in future.
at your local BSNL exchange to avail the new combo plan .
Thank you, seshu.
It seems like this will follow the standard procedure of application + copy of bill etc, and then paying whatever money they want to deposit. I'll move to one of these plans in future.
coolbuddyin
Regular
Thank you, seshu.
It seems like this will follow the standard procedure of application + copy of bill etc, and then paying whatever money they want to deposit. I'll move to one of these plans in future.
there in no need for bill copy, a written letter should given adressing commercial officer,BSNL
It seems like this will follow the standard procedure of application + copy of bill etc, and then paying whatever money they want to deposit. I'll move to one of these plans in future.
there in no need for bill copy, a written letter should given adressing commercial officer,BSNL
:wall: Huge data caps for intense broadband users, this is really a breakthrough from BSNL.
Data caps haven't changed now have they? We still have unlimited night downloading facility.
Now we will just spend a little less for the same phone+broadband service. A small upgrade, that will suit a specific segment of BSNL customers.
We have to get used to this kind of service until the government unbundles the last mile like Japan etc., and allows private players to compete. That is when we will have the real IT revolution.
Data caps haven't changed now have they? We still have unlimited night downloading facility.
Now we will just spend a little less for the same phone+broadband service. A small upgrade, that will suit a specific segment of BSNL customers.
We have to get used to this kind of service until the government unbundles the last mile like Japan etc., and allows private players to compete. That is when we will have the real IT revolution.
