New updated ACT Fibernet Broadband Plans? (September 2020)

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It seems ACT have updated its plan here in Lucknow, its shows 600 GB data instead of 500GB and anyone else who got the same thing done, ad website still shows the same plan. I guess Jaipur users might also have the same plan or changes. Any ways service seems good for me. Enjoy.
 
Only for Chennai.

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Unlimited* = FUP starts from 3300 GB to 10,000 GB. Heck that's Rs0.50/GB at 1Gbps!

Unlimited Data Plans | Terms & Conditions

Enjoy unlimited data plans with fastest broadband speed from ACT Fibernet. Check out the tnc for unlimited broadband plans in chennai
www.actcorp.in

Old plans are attached below.
 

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Looks like plans below 1075 now have 3.3TB FUP.

Was bound to happen!
It's just a matter of time when Jio/Airtel is available near you and ACT starts offering 3.3TB and above.
 
Seriously, Folks working at ISP's marketing team. Please learn English

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They still lost a lot of loyal customers . I wonder what was going in with their management

Maybe the management got to know deep down , a normal user wont use more than 800 GB unless they are exploiting the hell out of it. Just a state of mind having the freedom to use more than that
 
swatkats said:
Unlimited* = FUP starts from 3300 GB to 10,000 GB. Heck that's Rs0.50/GB at 1Gbps!

Unlimited Data Plans | Terms & Conditions

Enjoy unlimited data plans with fastest broadband speed from ACT Fibernet. Check out the tnc for unlimited broadband plans in chennai
www.actcorp.in

Old plans are attached below.
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They have a strange clause in T&C.

ACT believes that even when a subscriber chooses to use the Unlimited plans extensively he or she may not be able to consume the maximum data limit of 3300 GB per month or above as per the tariff plan subscribed (hereinafter referred as "Maximum Data Limit"). Any such usage over and above said Maximum Data Limit will be treated as abuse of Unlimited Data plans by the said subscriber.

Seems they want you to pay for 3300GB but not consume the data :unsure:
 
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