BSNL-MTNL merger likely to be on July 2015???
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ssdivisiongermany1933
Still in war with allies
bech do bech do ........dono MTNL aur BSNL ko OLX pe bech do
ithehappy
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And just like DTH services prey to God for stopping all the natural calamities like rain, thunderstorm etc.
Anyway, this news gives me hope again, I am hoping for past two years now. WOW!
Good news for corporate, as end users I don't see any benefits other than maybe a unified tariff system (which can roll both ways - higher OR lower bandwidths). I think they are planning to separate the mobile section and the land-line section, maybe then we'll have better (wired) broadband?
amjath
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GhorMaanas
The Vagrant Seeker
MTNL is totally better than BSNL any given day i feel, esp. with regards to plans & tariffs (and atleast for me, in service too, absolutely better than any pvt./local ISP here as well). the most dense apprehension is/should be about what could be the policies post the merger. in an 'ideal' merger, the best practices of all the merging parties are retained. MTNL users (esp. from Mumbai) can/should bank their hopes on this. however, since BSNL is a much bigger player than MTNL, what we should pray for is that BSNL policies, work-culture (if any) & (mis)management don't seep in & obscure MTNL's. i seem to recall reading somewhere, a few days back, don't know where, that the merger is not likely to affect usual customers/home-users, atleast in a big way, than companies and corporate-houses and such. all-in-all, would just sincerely pray for the well-being of MTNL and its customers, that the outcome indeed comes out good for everyone, and that BSNL's poor policies don't mar its dual-circle sibling's (and if BSNL OTOH can/get to imbibe & incorporate better and vigorous practices in the deal, then that would be something!).
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^^ though I'm not a MTNL user but I agree with you.
Just an illusion my friend ... after what BSNL has done with it's customers I can't rely on those fancy words anymore. BSNL just changed plans without any user / consumer consent and then added up all the surprise bill amounts.
Just an illusion my friend ... after what BSNL has done with it's customers I can't rely on those fancy words anymore. BSNL just changed plans without any user / consumer consent and then added up all the surprise bill amounts.
Surprisingly, all people want is making the 512kbps barrier into 1Mbps. I think 99% of the broadband community demand this more than anything else. I have plans from both local and national ISPs that range from 600/- to 4500/- a month of which all defaults to 512kbps JUST BECAUSE the TRAI definition for broadband is minimum 512kbps. I really wish people knew more about contention ratios and IP sharing since they are the most crucial part when it comes to corporate internet (which rolls out ~12k per month for 12Mbps down 4Mbps up 1:5 no-limit static IP).
ssdivisiongermany1933
Still in war with allies
I really fear when BSNL provides its broadband service in delhi ....... MTNL is ok a bit ..