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In Gujarat we are getting pre-recorded voice call from RCOM that it is not shutting down CDMA service and do not port to any other carrier and do not follow any rumor. It also mentions that 4G upgrade is optional.

Just now I spoke to Reliance Customer Care. *222 The customer care guy told me this... a) They do not have specific date for launch of 4G in Delhi, but they say its "very soon". Hope it's not Reliance Jio's "very soon" ^^ Right now I just need to register my CDMA number to new 4G sim. (by sms or call to 1299) c) My CDMA number will remain active for some time. d) The day 4G is launched... CDMA will stop working and I can start using Reliance 4G thru new sim. And yes, he told me that CDMA and 4G cannot coexist. CDMA will stop working, then only 4G will start.

found this online http://en.miui.com/thread-251620-1-1.html any of the users facing network connectivity issues like this?

Yes, in this age of consumer options, they are still thinking like Henry Ford, who had famously said "people can have it in any colour, as long as it is black" I would estimate the port out percentage at about 25% or even more. At least in circles where they have MTS, they should have followed a slow and steady policy.

RCOM has missed a real opportunity to bring their customer into 4G fold, in a slow gradual manner by their choice & not by force. Like starting 4G quickly, keeping CDMA live for 3 to 6 months & keep requesting / enticing CDMA customers with good data offers to switch to 4G & only moderately mentioning that it will be closed in next 6 months. This would have given most of their customers a comfort, time to think & decide and act. Now, what as customer, I am feeling is I was in cdma stable one day & next morning, owner started pushing all of us out of that known stable to another unknown one, without any intimation / time to settle. People have more choices now a days with MNP, so what RCOM has done is big blunder. I have no data to support, but just a guess, that probably at the end of all this RCOM may loose their 5 to 20% loyal customers, who were with CDMA all those years and now, suddenly betrayed by their service provider. Today, got 2, 4G sim card, from web world, but felt like I "had" to buy this not I "should" buy this. No one knew at RWW, when 4G will start & CDMA will close. So, not only customers, even RCOM has not taken their partners also on Board... We will all get used to new things & forget older one eventually, but CDMA was a one of the real nice part of our life, for many years !!! Using CDMA (lately a rare service in most of the groups) while rest of all the guyz were on GSM, gave me a feel that I m owning a Macbook Air with Mac OS, in guyz surrounded by Windows. Long live CDMA

In their attempt to shift customers to 4G, they have created so much panic that people are porting to other carrier. now they are feeling the heat. but so far did not receive any such call in either Delhi or Kolkata number. so does it means that eventually CDMA services would continue but they only wanted to make people migrate to 4G (and RGSM) to test the deployment.

Is RCDMA really sutting down or is it a ploy by RCDMA to migrate customers to RGSM + 4G network and then eventually continue CDMA services by automatic (without MNP) fallback to MTS CDMA for customers who do not opt for 4G upgrade Does anyone has any concrete info on this.

Register your sim from your current CDMA phone. You'll get an instant message from 1299 saying that you request has been registered and they will let you know once the 4g upgrade happens for your number through sms. Till then you can keep using your current cdma connection. once you receive a message that your 4g sim is now active, your current sim will automatically stop working and you use your new sim on a gsm phone. Your CDMA connection will not be deactivated immediately since 4g JIO doesn't really seem to be active as yet. I think they're taking in as many registrations as they can before shifting those customers who have registered.

I think you need to have a GSM or 4G handset before you register thru SMS as per their instructions. Once you register, your CDMA sim will stop working and GSM/4G sim will start.

Seems RJIO clearing stock of lfy mobiles, otherwise why they need to bundle it.

Cdma will coontinue to work U will get a sms that the 4g is active please change sim Also they will send msg on alternare number My cdma no i still working although already got 4g sim And i hope the cdma will also continue for the time all cdma users are migrated

Hi! I am in Mumbai and have a cdma postpaid connection. I received my 4G LTE sim today through Bluedart. I have bought the RN3 but yet to receive delivery. I have a couple of questions if anyone can answer....... - Now that I have received the 4G SIM card, should I proceed to register through SMS as per their instruction or should I wait till I have received delivery of my new mobile? - If I were to proceed with the registration, will I be able to continue using the CDMA connection on my current mobile, or will the CDMA SIM be deactivated immediately? Thank you.

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