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  1. New MNP plan

    Plan - : MNP 199

    Monthly rental-: 199

    Free usage -: 600 min local, 400 sms .

    Outgoing charges- : Local onnet= 20 paise, Local offnet = 30 paise

    (Old Reliance customer also can take this plan from web world..Contact web world or retention for this plan & give plan change request )

    Tell u other new plan soon ...

    I got this same plan as retention offer.

    can u pls tell charges for STD AND ROAMING calls in this retention plan


  2. Congrats for 9th anniversary.rimweb had given 9 gifts to all members in one or the other ways:

    1) wonderful foreign handsets at best prices

    2) best postpaid plans in reliance

    3) technical knowledge

    4) best deals from allover

    5) unmatched reputed seller group

    6) lots of freebies i.e. items or advice

    7) positive addiction.

    8) lots of good friends.

    9) ____________________ left for you all to fill it.

    Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2

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  3. Trai has issued directive to operators for not charging extra beyond customers existing tariff plans.

    will opeartors follow this? still picture not clear.

    Don't charge extra on calls, SMS on 'blackout' days: Trai to telcos

    Business Standard

    Piyali Mandal / New Delhi Sep 15, 2012, 14:42 IST

    In a customer-friendly move, telecom sector Trai today barred mobile phone operators from charging the users beyond their existing tariff plans on 'blackout days' like Diwali and New Year.

    'Blackout days' refer to the day on which the service providers do not allow free or concessional voice calls and SMS offered by them under any plan or package, such as festivals like Diwali, Holi and others.

    For example, if a users buys a prepaid offer which allows him to make STD calls at a concessional rate of 50 paise per minute, then on a “black out” day operators usually charges the normal rate of one rupee a minute instead of the concessional rate.

    In a note, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) said the new guidelines are issued “to ensure that the consumer is not charged for calls or SMSs on ‘blackout’ days exceeding the rate in the tariff plan in which he is enrolled.”

    Trai said consumers have to be given intimation prior to start of every blackout day and the date/occasion of the blackout day shall be intimated.

    A list of blackout days applicable for the calendar year shall be displayed on the website of service providers, before start of every calendar year and shall be published, service area wise, along with the tariff plans of the service provider, every six months, the regulator added.

    The new guidelines are in addition to those already in place as per which the number of blackout days shall not exceed five in a calendar year and no alteration in any such date is allowed after the package is subscribed by the consumer.

    Key highlights of Trai guideline:

    * Charges for calls or SMSs on ‘blackout’ should not exceed the rate in the tariff plan in which he is enrolled.

    * Number of blackout days shall not exceed five in a calendar year.

    * A list of blackout days applicable for the calendar year should be displayed on the website of service providers,

    http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/dont-charge-extracalls-smsblackout-days-trai-to-telcos/186965/on

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