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Me also support a thread for discussing S60 handsets and programs to try on the simbian series. Currently I have a 6630. All this talk of N95, great stuff, keep it up. Must check out E90!
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Yes, the on net time is there in karnataka also. This recharge is to get a one-year validity
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Wish it comes into existence soon
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But this policy of withdrawing plans/schemes with and without prior notice is what irks me the most. The roaming saga, where rcom was the cheapest, then the hike to the industry level rates, and then back to the old rates, was the final straw. I have switched over to Airtel and given my rel connection to my wife.
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I too experienced it yesterday. Could not get through to reach a Kerala postpaid number but could reach a prepaid number in Kerala. This was through the Reliance phone. But from my Airtel phone I got through the same number! very strange.
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This is old news........check previous thread in this forum. Perhaps they are recycling messages to send to customers
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Between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m., I am afraid won't benefit the majority of the public. Anyway, if they don't advertise, it is a loss for them tiself
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Call customer care. The day before, I too was getting error 670. Called cc and then it began to work again.
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Yup, the ministry of defence is yet to vacate spectrum and so the delay
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The cc has given you correct information. I believe subscriptions begin from May 27th only. It is only available for 5 circles....and you are right, it is old wine in a new bottle.
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Seems interesting. Maybe one day, other telcos will also start it. Airtel in 399 rental has A2A STD at 50 paisa per minute and to others at 1 rupee
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*I had just unsubscribed on 17th after my recent trip, and had planned to reactivate next month too, when I would be travelling. Shame on these guys for withdrawing everything without providing an alternative
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Subscribe to the one india plan where you get r2r 40p on mobile not on landline. For ll it will be rs.1. In postpaied this plan involves a monthly commitment of 399.
In prepaid 1100 voucher gives you 1 month validity and 700 odd minutes of talktime. But you can also recharge with rs.75 to get the same rates but 40 rupees of talk time and 1 day validity after which it will go back to the previous default plan. Recharging for 275 gives you a week's validity with the same rates with I think 180 minutes of talk time.
Check earlier threads to get a true picture.
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Yes, like the budget, a grand statement but few benefits for the man in the street
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is this still functioning?
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How about:
MustBuy.com
MastBuy.com
GoodBuy.com
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Hutch gone, Anil dusts up GSM plan
Feb 18, 2007
Evaluation of bids for 75m 2G and 25m 3G lines will begin soon
NEW DELHI: Reliance Communications (RCom) has put the process for expanding its GSM
(global systems for mobile communications) services back on the frontburner. The
company had halted the process some time back, waiting for the outcome of the Hutchison
Essar stake bidding war.
Telecom equipment vendors, including Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola, Huawei and ZTE, are
believed to have already responded to the Reliance GSM tender for a total of 75 million
2G lines and 25 million 3G lines. The value of the tender is estimated in the range
of $6 billion to $7 billion.
Chinese vendor ZTE is already in an agreement with Vodafone to supply ‘budget’ handsets
across Vodafone markets, including in India. “RCom is about to start evaluation of
the offers for its GSM tender,” an industry source said. Technical aspects of the
bids will be evaluated first.
But an industry analyst said RCom may not be able to proceed with the GSM expansion
process unless there’s adequate spectrum allocation.
Indications that a group of ministers (GoM) set up to look into vacation of defence
spectrum for use in telecom may have a meeting soon to deliberate on the matter.
The GoM is headed by external affairs minister Pranab Mukherjee, who was earlier
the defence minister.
Currently, Reliance Communications has over 27 million CDMA users across all the
23 circles in India, while group firm Reliance Telecom has 3.8 million GSM subscribers.
Market leader Bharti has 33.7 million mobile subscribers and Hutchison Essar 24.35
million.
Vodafone, which has bought control in Hutchison Essar, said it is targeting a 20-25%
market share, or 125 million users, in the next four to five years.
The total GSM base in the country is currently 110.5 million, and CDMA 45.8 million
(including fixed wireless).
While the total telecom base (fixed and mobile) in the country was over 196 million
as of January 31, 2007, it’s expected to cross 200 million by the end of this month.
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RComm to invest $2.5 bn
Feb 13, 2007
Having lost the battle for Hutchison Essar, Anil Ambani-controlled
Reliance Communications
is drawing up plans to invest up to $2.5 billion (Rs 112.5 billion) in its Code Division
Multiple Access as well as Global System for Mobile Communication networks.
Ambani had recently outlined this plan at an earnings call for global investors,
just days before Vodafone bagged Hutchison Essar on February 11. Reliance Communications
was counting on this acquisition to expand its GSM footprint in the country, as it
shells out a royalty on its CDMA operations to Qualcomm.
Analysts expect Reliance Communications to roll out a pan-India GSM network, as it
has said it intends to do, for between Rs 9,500 crore (Rs 95 billion) and Rs 11,000
crore (Rs 110 billion).
The investment would compare favourably with the estimated $4 billion that has been
invested by Bharti Airtel and Hutch in their entire wireless business till date.
Reliance Communications, analysts said, could also look at acquiring a domestic GSM
operator.
Ambani has already outlined its plan to roll out 20,000 towers, locating CDMA as
well GSM antenna on the same tower.
The company is also looking at additional tower capacity through co-location agreements
with all major operators.
The goal is to have signal available in any city with a population of 50,000 and
more, taking the total number of towns covered from 2,200 now to nearly 4,000 by June.
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Thanks, will give it a try
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I too have one such handset whose incoming and outgoing has been barred. I had signed for that number with my friend's ID, but he has since left the country and won't be back soon. So I was wondering if such handsets will work in the different SDCA without any problem using a gsk?
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Apparently, according to CC, the roaming pack can be aviled of after 15th Feb, but again, they themselves are not sure. So if one wants to limit the damage, after 15th, go in for the roaming pack of 99 rs. where incoming is 30p.
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We apparently still need to ask them to activate and deactivate roaming.
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Along with voice I also need NetConnect. Buying a new handset would have meant shelling a lot more money. Financially, things are going to be a little tight in the next few months. So decided to revive this phone.
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Finally got mine on Tuesday, and the new motherboard is holding on well so far.
Netconnect Prepaid Without Reliance Mobile Number?
in Data services
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You can use it for data exclusively. But a telephone number will be issued for the card to connect to the system