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    Default Can BSNL charge double Broadband Security Deposit?

    I had a broadband plan under 250 Scheme with security Deposit of Rs. 500/-. Recently I switched over to Combo 500C Plus Plan and this time BSNL, Kolkata has sent a bill asking Rs. 600/- as BB Security Deposit. I am a existing customer . Isn't it irregular? Please help me immediately.

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    It is normal to charge one month rent as advance. But since you have already paid Rs. 500 as deposit, please check with the accounts section.

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    They do not have accurate billing systems. Show them the receipt of having paid Rs. 500 paid as deposit earlier. They will correct the deposit figure in this bill.

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    No security deposit for BroadBand Connections upto Plan 500 and for CICs on bulk connections (>25) subject to an undertaking by CIC.


    Security Deposit for all higher Broadband plans will be equivalent to One Month Fixed Charges (but Max. Rs 5000/-).

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    pl. forgive my ignorance but what is CIC?

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