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Week Round Up

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Monday: The week started with BPL Mobile’s Corporate offering. They are providing with their version of full value corporate plan.

Tuesday: There is a cat and mouse game going on to become India’s largest service provider. As Airtel is swiftly moving around the 70 million customers mark, CDMA giant RCom has announced their arrival in to the league of 50 million customers. Kudos to them as they are the fifth operator in Asia to do so.

Wednesday: After the recent fiasco occurred in the last week, Airtel will be expanding their traffic carrying capacity so their users will have to bear less inconvenience the next time! Or shall we say no inconvenience?

iPhone has been launched in numberous countries but India is still left out as we can see no sign of the exact release date. Well TechTree tries to get ourselves interested in their exclusive report where they think, August is the month where we see the best phone in the market.

Thursday: Full Value 199 plans are at galore. But this one from Vodafone is with a difference which offers an add-on card along with other benefits.

Friday: Users are complaining about Vodafone’s secretive trade practices. After reducing the STD rates they have now hiked back the rates without informing the customers.

Vodafone add-on Full Value 199 Plan

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Here’s one more full value plan to the fray. If you have an existing Vodafone connection and need a new one for one of your family member, we have got a deal for you. The Plan is a modified version of the Full Value 199 Plan. The details are as follows:

  • Monthly Rental: Rs.199
  • Free Calling: 200 minutes on all networks
  • Free SMS: 250 for 1st month to all networks
  • Call rates: 50paise to all networks

The Plan also provides for calling at 10paise between the add-on number and the original number, both ways. This plan goes well if you need an add-on card. Also with free calls and SMS to all networks, it gets a good rating from our side.

PS: Such plans are not a part of the Vodafone original plans list, thus you won’t find these on the site.

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MTNL’s giveaway of free SIM cards to existing MTNL customers has turned out to be a huge success for the company. Initially the registrations were required to be done from their website but now are accepting registrations via SMS too. This move will give a spurt in the demand as many users are plain lazy or not that net savvy.

A major announcement this week was the introduction of Apple iPhone 2.0. Though many countries will be getting this masterpiece on July 11, unfortunately India is not one of them. Our major operators have announced their intentions that it will land in India later this year.

We have featured a new Vodafone plan for the corporates valuing Rs. 299 per month. This is not a full value plan but the free calls are enough for an average user. Next is the BPL Mobile’s 199 Full Value plan which is definitely better than the existing Full Value plans we have seen.

Finally, MTNL will be unveiling a Rs. 49 pack for its post paid users. This will enable the users to make local calls for just 50 paise.