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    Default Is there any plan better than Home 500 ?

    I'm looking for a plan with:

    1) No FUP
    2) 1 Mbps at all times at the very least
    3) Completely unlimited
    3a) If not completely unlimited; night time unlimited with 5gb+ daytime usage
    4) Reliability/packet loss/signal variation as good as bsnl 500

    I see a ton of garbage plans posted every day but I'm yet to see anything even remotely better than home 500.

    [as an aside; i'm actually using home 1000; which I had got for the 5 gb daytime limit; so a newer and better alternative would be great]

    It's been 2 years since I've had this bsnl connection but I'm yet to see a better plan than the home 500 variants.

    Am I wrong ?

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    go for a 999 plan available with mtnl if possible

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    Quote Originally Posted by rsen View Post
    I'm looking for a plan with:

    1) No FUP
    2) 1 Mbps at all times at the very least
    3) Completely unlimited
    3a) If not completely unlimited; night time unlimited with 5gb+ daytime usage
    4) Reliability/packet loss/signal variation as good as bsnl 500

    I see a ton of garbage plans posted every day but I'm yet to see anything even remotely better than home 500.

    [as an aside; i'm actually using home 1000; which I had got for the 5 gb daytime limit; so a newer and better alternative would be great]

    It's been 2 years since I've had this bsnl connection but I'm yet to see a better plan than the home 500 variants.

    Am I wrong ?
    round the clock 1Mbps , i too wish, but i fear is not practicable.
    most service providers, have a limited bandwidth, and depending on traffic it changes
    But one thing for sure,
    the definition of a planned bandwidth, is only between the tier server and your modem.
    later across the net, actual availability depends on traffic, i suppose.

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