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sling-shot

Wise Old Owl
I think the current 512 Kbps upload speed is not the maximum attainable though. It might be possible to get at least 1 Mbps upload if BSNL allows. This may mean reducing download speed a bit say from 10 Mbps to 8 Mbps.
 

rijinpk1

Aspiring Novelist
did bsnl discontinue their rs.599 plan? this particular plan details are are not available on their website now.
 

chimera201

Wise Old Owl
did bsnl discontinue their rs.599 plan? this particular plan details are are not available on their website now.

The only reasonable plan is the Rs. 249 plan now unless your connection gets capped post FUP. If you are not on 249 plan then switch to it ASAP. Don't give BSNL more money.
 

rijinpk1

Aspiring Novelist
The only reasonable plan is the Rs. 249 plan now unless your connection gets capped post FUP. If you are not on 249 plan then switch to it ASAP. Don't give BSNL more money.

i thought it was available for new customers only. but it seems like it is available for everyone now. will check the same
 

nac

Aspiring Novelist
That's more like a downgrade. Despite it's free, I am not using landline for both incoming and outgoing. Even though there was FUP, it was not enforced. Now with revised plan, I don't know they're gonna do it.
 

sling-shot

Wise Old Owl
I am only looking at the positive side of this. As a home user with moderate data needs, I feel 5 GB/day of 10 Mbps and unlimited 2 Mbps later on (which is good enough for normal browsing activities) is far better than 10 GB for the whole month or even 30 GB. Here even though the day counts from 12 midnight for counting purpose a normal person only becomes active after sunrise. During the working hours I am rarely home. So a period of around 6 hours from 6 pm to 12 midnight is where I need most data. And unless there is a heavy update or badly needed media, I do not cross 5 GB in a day. Even then the thing is reset at 12 am so I can draw from next day's data.

I will stay with 675 plan for now. It is sad that I won't get the Amazon Prime offer as my plan is below 800.
 

jackal_79

Get Digit ized
Admittedly i have not read the thread for sometime. Came in here to get a quick support. Can anyone advice me on getting a BSNL FTTH (777 Plan). What i want to know is currently i am on ULD 945 plan and while going through the new plan changes found that the FTTH plan is costing less than what i am paying now and gives a lot more speed and limit. Heard that BSNL is servicing FTTH using 3rd party vendor and having never used FTTH, is it a good idea?
 

jackal_79

Get Digit ized
That's the thing. Bsnl is starting fresh in my town. So no history to go on. I know fiber is far superior to copper. But what I want to know is if they are providing service through 3rd party, how will be the support.
It is true. Our LCO is offering BSNL FTTH through his line.



FTTH is a superior technology when compared to ADSL. If your LCO has a nicely maintained network, it is good for customers.

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