Comments on: Airtel Fair Usage Policy :”SUCKS”! http://broadbandblog.in/886-airtel-fair-usage-policy-sucks Ring Side view of Indian Telecom Circus Thu, 03 May 2012 12:07:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dr. Sunil Pevekar http://broadbandblog.in/886-airtel-fair-usage-policy-sucks/comment-page-1#comment-297045 Dr. Sunil Pevekar Mon, 07 Mar 2011 07:30:00 +0000 http://broadbandblog.in/?p=886#comment-297045 Airtel has started a new thing with mobile users. It sends SMSes, without the customer asking for it, every day for which it quietly charges Re. 1 per day for each type of SMS. This earns them a revenue of several lakhs per day for sending senseless and irrelevant SMSes. On complaining, the Nodal Officer just rants in general and on being pushed, they just reverse the charges, without ever explaining on whose authority they started this service, in the first place. Airtel service is going down. Beware, if you get messages like this, because they are being charged to you. Immediately complain in writing and ask who has authorized this service. Airtel has started a new thing with mobile users. It sends SMSes, without the customer asking for it, every day for which it quietly charges Re. 1 per day for each type of SMS. This earns them a revenue of several lakhs per day for sending senseless and irrelevant SMSes. On complaining, the Nodal Officer just rants in general and on being pushed, they just reverse the charges, without ever explaining on whose authority they started this service, in the first place.

Airtel service is going down. Beware, if you get messages like this, because they are being charged to you. Immediately complain in writing and ask who has authorized this service.

]]> By: agains airtel fair use policy http://broadbandblog.in/886-airtel-fair-usage-policy-sucks/comment-page-1#comment-268261 agains airtel fair use policy Sat, 15 Aug 2009 06:58:45 +0000 http://broadbandblog.in/?p=886#comment-268261 The answer to "which policy" is right in the paragraph you quoted - broadband in India is defined as min 256kbps always on - @128kbps, it can no longer be called "broadband" see-sh was that too difficult to understand? posting anonomously The answer to “which policy” is right in the paragraph you quoted – broadband in India is defined as min 256kbps always on – @128kbps, it can no longer be called “broadband”

see-sh was that too difficult to understand?

posting anonomously

]]> By: agains airtel fair use policy http://broadbandblog.in/886-airtel-fair-usage-policy-sucks/comment-page-1#comment-296899 agains airtel fair use policy Sat, 15 Aug 2009 06:58:00 +0000 http://broadbandblog.in/?p=886#comment-296899 The answer to "which policy" is right in the paragraph you quoted - broadband in India is defined as min 256kbps always on - @128kbps, it can no longer be called "broadband" see-sh was that too difficult to understand? posting anonomously The answer to “which policy” is right in the paragraph you quoted – broadband in India is defined as min 256kbps always on – @128kbps, it can no longer be called “broadband”

see-sh was that too difficult to understand?

posting anonomously

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