Thread: Bsnl Broadband Account Transfer!

Hey , I'm a new entrant in this forumas i live in Bihar here i wanna know that could i carry forward my existing Bsnl Broadband Home-500 plan to another city like landline phone connection in the case of moving to another city as i'm little confused about this .Can(i.e. admin or any member) anyone give me a clear idea about this because it's my very first Post & Thread and i don't wanna disappoint:001_tongue:

hi Josh

hmmm i think yes yu can take..

I think yes.

ADSL connection is given for a particular BSNL fixed line. If you move, ADSL can be shifted to a BSNL line in the new location subject to availability in that area. No shifting charges are required to be paid.

Source : BSNL Site - FAQ no. 23

Dhaneshv's Post:

Yes, you can. You can contact your local exchange authorities for details. You may also want to check this: Chennai Telephones-Transfer Procedure

@meetdilip

Please correct your link.

Fixed. Sorry about that.

its possible but its a cumbersome process if u transfer also you are not going to retain your current number, if i am not wrong now a days you can easily apply for a new B.fone and a BB connection on that without a big waiting list (may vary from city to city).

so just enquire whether its easily available where you are relocating and then proceed.

In that case they will charge installation and modem charges. May be even advance.

Originally Posted by meetdilip

In that case they will charge installation and modem charges. May be even advance.

wel I've been connected to Broadband since september 2007

Originally Posted by deepmohan

its possible but its a cumbersome process if u transfer also you are not going to retain your current number, if i am not wrong now a days you can easily apply for a new B.fone and a BB connection on that without a big waiting list (may vary from city to city).

so just enquire whether its easily available where you are relocating and then proceed.

It is certainly varies from city to city since I've been in Bihar and here Broadband is in his Beta Roop!

Originally Posted by josh

wel I've been connected to Broadband since september 2007

I was pointing towards new connection costs. If you move your account and you get a land line no., no charges to be paid.

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