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MTS Mblaze becomes more cheaper

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MTS India today announced special offers for its EVDO based Mblaze High Speed Mobile Broadband service.MTS has now made available MBlaze, Data Card for Rs. 1999 along with 5GB data usage for the first month.

The power packed offer also enables new MBlaze customers to get 50% extra data usage by recharging through Special Tariff Vouchers (STV) ranging from Rs. 496 to Rs. 899.

MBlaze customers now get 50% extra data usage on 5 Special Tariff Vouchers (STVs), all valid for 30 days. For eg: On purchase of a MTS STV of Rs. 498, a customer in a usual case gets data usage of 750 MB.

However with 50% extra data usage also made available, the same customer for STV of Rs. 496 can now use over 1 GB (i.e. 1125 MB: 750 MB + extra 50% 375 MB). Currently market offers 1GB for Rs. 715, having paid just Rs. 496 initially, the customer saves Rs. 217.

MTS Mblaze STV Options:

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According to Leonid Musatov, Chief Marketing Officer, Sistema Shyam TeleServices Limited (SSTL), “We have launched our latest offering which not only provides a low entry price for data customers but also enhances the net value derived by them. I am confident that the customers coming into the MBlaze fold, will find this initiative extremely beneficial.”

Sourc: Telecomtalk

This makes MTS very affordable EVDO/3G operator among all operator.

This also make big hole to newest entrant, who was happy with ARPU of Rs600 from atlest data customer. otherwise MTS hardlt have any customer whoes voice+sms+mobie data usage exceeds Rs500.

This also kick off real competition among CDMA vs 3G player.

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A fantastic and fabulous move by MTS.

:hi2: :hi2: :hi2:

Hope TATA and Reliance are listening.....

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website still shows old STVs

498 for 0.75, 598 for 1 GB, 698 for 1 GB, 798 for 3 GB, 898 for 6 GB, 999 for 12 GB

And are the new STVs valid for existing connections

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+1 for the info dear Saket. :)

Now expecting lower rentals from other operators too.

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I really feel that this is a limited period offer!!!!!! Its only a matter of days before the voucher is withdrawn

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In Kolkata I am getting Mblaze for 999 only with 12GB of data free for a month,

Even if I buy mblaze every month it would be chepaest

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999 for 12GB even though for first month is still great with device.

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In Kolkata I am getting Mblaze for 999 only with 12GB of data free for a month,

Even if I buy mblaze every month it would be chepaest

good idea

buy device each month and after using for 1month sold it off to DEALER at Rs400.

Bcoz data card MDN doesn't matter.

And u save Rs400, rather than recharging each month.

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In Kolkata I am getting Mblaze for 999 only with 12GB of data free for a month,

Even if I buy mblaze every month it would be chepaest

Correctly said.

But you'll become a MBlaze hardware stockist within a year's time :Contento:

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I heard that MTS has launched a MBlaze postpaid EV-DO plan with 10GB usage FREE on 3x for rent of Rs800/- (in KOL or RoWB, not sure)

I am expecting that sort of plan from them and other CDMA players..

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still confused.

are the new data plans applicable for existing customers or not?

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