Thread: How much are you willing to pay for a 2mbps unlimited connection?

When the 2mbps connection becomes available to bsnl home customers, what should be a nominal tariff in your opinion, taking into account the low internet tariff rates in other countries?

Am willing to shell out a maximum of 1.5k for a 2mbps UL connection.

The question is very hypothetical BSNL still not announce 1 mbps UL plan and may be they will not announce 2 mbps plan in near future also otherwise they will feel little uncomfortable to bill 50000-60000 Rs for limited user @ 2mbps plan because they know very well if they declare 2 mbps UL plan then rental should be 4500-5500 Rs compare to the other UL plan ratio so lots of argument will start if they bill 2 mbps limited user 10-20 times high usage charge compare to unlimited plan at same speed.

1.5K is a long way to go, i feel...
At present bsnl is offering 2mbps unlimited to business ppl at 15k!!!!!!

I think, specially for a customer like me. There is no need of 2Mbps unlimited Plan. I used both the UL Plan of BSNL i,e 750 and 1350. Both the UL plans are very good for surfing but not good enough for Heavy download. I think Home 500 (C, C+ etc) are enough for downloading purpose.

Regarding rate of 2Mbps UL Plan, I can say that "The least is the best'. If they can provide 2Mbps UL at 1500 - 2000, I think many people can afford the plan.

1k only

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they still have a long way to go for the 1K mark.
Max i would pay is 1.5K

i guess Rs 800 to 1k shud be ok amount

I am willing to pay not more than Rs 1200.

not more than 1.5K if its "upto" 2mbps

1k would be appropriate for me

I will be delighted when they provide 2mbps speed during 2-8 for home 750Ul users also..

i can download more than enough with night unlimited...and i am getting 20% discount under government employee scheme...so i dont need a unlimited connection...however if there will be such a plan, i can give Rs50 more i.e. 400+50= 450 ...they dont deserve more than this..:31:

1.5k to 2k is fine for me if the dowload rate "IS" 2MBPS and not upto

2.5k will be okay to me

i am ready even for 2k but will bsnl provide ??

wow.. you guys are willing to pay 2.5k for a 2mbps unlimited.. you could get a 6mbps or 8mbps unlimited for 1.5k (30$) in the USA... its really unfair that we have to pay so much more!!

i think something around 1k - 1.5k would be affordable ...

...stop daydreaming guys...afterall its BSNL..

Originally Posted by superprash2003

wow.. you guys are willing to pay 2.5k for a 2mbps unlimited.. you could get a 6mbps or 8mbps unlimited for 1.5k (30$) in the USA... its really unfair that we have to pay so much more!!

Yaar let them first introduce 2mbps UL for a price between 1k and 2k. Then we can start thinking of reducing that price bracket..

Originally Posted by superprash2003

wow.. you guys are willing to pay 2.5k for a 2mbps unlimited.. you could get a 6mbps or 8mbps unlimited for 1.5k (30$) in the USA... its really unfair that we have to pay so much more!!

Originally Posted by cool_techie_tvm

Yaar let them first introduce 2mbps UL for a price between 1k and 2k. Then we can start thinking of reducing that price bracket..

you are right..:lol:

I will not mind paying anything between 1000-1500 for 2Mbps connection, in other countries its available on a fair price, i know about UK where 2Mbps plans are starting from £9.99

UL up to 2Mbps for Rs 500 and UL up to 8Mbps for Rs 1500
This will be affordable for all user.

Originally Posted by Indranil

UL up to 2Mbps for Rs 500 and UL up to 8Mbps for Rs 1500
This will be affordable for all user.

check check check ...

plz keep this thread realistic .. :lol:

UL 8mbps at 1500/- per month is truly unrealistic, atleast in India !!

Originally Posted by saurav_kataruka

check check check ...

plz keep this thread realistic .. :lol:

I can not see anything wrong in that, this is the fair price. Just check price plans or US, UK, Japan, China and then compare them with India.