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amlansarma · 07-10-09, 11:58 AM

Rs.900 to Rs.1000 including Tax.But question is if BSNL provides this 2Mbps unlimited to home users will they be able to maintain quality of service?

just4kix · 07-10-09, 12:00 PM

The whole topic is hypothetical. We are just thinking aloud on what we would pay if ....

SiNg0d · 07-11-09, 01:39 PM

well considering the BSNL is charging Rs 700 /- for my UL upto 2mbs in EVDO i think the same could be implemented in Broadband

viper_in_blood · 07-11-09, 01:54 PM

guys airtel offers 1 mbps ul line in 2222 so i guess 3k will be more than best for a 2 mbps ul line.

vijaykhairnar · 07-11-09, 08:32 PM

For Rs 500 BSNL Gives

2.5 GB Data and 6 hours unlimited use.

Multiplying this by 4 you get 10 GB data and 24 hours unlimited use.

Therefore the tariff for 24 hour unlimited use at 2 mbps should be

Rs. 2000 - cost of 10 GB data. ( Here you can calculate how much time is required to download 10 GB data with 2 mbps)

Finally I think that the tariff for 2 mbps unlimited should br maximum Rs. 1500 pm

Is it logical ? What do you say ?

07-11-09, 09:50 PM

^ yes its very logical. I also agree with the pricing.

1500+tax for 2mbps
3000+tax for 4mbps
4500+tax for 1MBps

07-12-09, 12:10 AM

It seems we can find many takers for Airtel 16 Mbps.

07-12-09, 12:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by meetdilip

It seems we can find many takers for Airtel 16 Mbps.

may be really rich and have a lot of money to spend on..

just4kix · 07-12-09, 01:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by meetdilip

It seems we can find many takers for Airtel 16 Mbps.

The price that Airtel is charging, Airtel should provide unlimited usage at the price. That is what I feel.

07-12-09, 01:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by just4kix

The price that Airtel is charging, Airtel should provide unlimited usage at the price. That is what I feel.

unlimited with FUP...or without FUP.

just4kix · 07-12-09, 01:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 18lama

unlimited with FUP...or without FUP.

No FUP of course.

07-12-09, 01:52 AM

That would make sense. A 2MBps(16mbps) connection would work great for medium sized offices. I don't think home users in general would want those speeds.

My previous employers were using a 2mbps unlimited static ip BSNL connection (mainly to serve the citrix platform) and that was very expensive for them.

07-10-09, 11:58 AM	#41
amlansarma Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Guwahati Posts: 17 Rep Power: 1	Rs.900 to Rs.1000 including Tax. Rs.900 to Rs.1000 including Tax.But question is if BSNL provides this 2Mbps unlimited to home users will they be able to maintain quality of service?

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vijaykhairnar Bronze Member Join Date: May 2009 Age: 52 Posts: 122 Rep Power: 2	For Rs 500 BSNL Gives 2.5 GB Data and 6 hours unlimited use. Multiplying this by 4 you get 10 GB data and 24 hours unlimited use. Therefore the tariff for 24 hour unlimited use at 2 mbps should be Rs. 2000 - cost of 10 GB data. ( Here you can calculate how much time is required to download 10 GB data with 2 mbps) Finally I think that the tariff for 2 mbps unlimited should br maximum Rs. 1500 pm Is it logical ? What do you say ?

07-11-09, 09:50 PM	#46
18lama Guest Posts: n/a	^ yes its very logical. I also agree with the pricing. 1500+tax for 2mbps 3000+tax for 4mbps 4500+tax for 1MBps

07-12-09, 12:10 AM	#47
meetdilip Guest Posts: n/a	It seems we can find many takers for Airtel 16 Mbps.

07-12-09, 01:52 AM	#52
18lama Guest Posts: n/a	That would make sense. A 2MBps(16mbps) connection would work great for medium sized offices. I don't think home users in general would want those speeds. My previous employers were using a 2mbps unlimited static ip BSNL connection (mainly to serve the citrix platform) and that was very expensive for them.