Airtel Broadband Fair Usage Policy

[JohnMclain]

lol, in Japan bandwidth cap is 250gb upload per day. Our ops dont wanna give 50GB on 1mbps , wtf. 1mbps shud be simple 300gb per month download and 100 up. No caps watsoever.

 

[Sushubh]

japan is living on a different planet altogether. their mobiles are from the future... mobile internet users are more compared to online computer users. they are well... awesome. :redface:

 

[JohnMclain]

japan is living on a different planet altogether. their mobiles are from the future... mobile internet users are more compared to online computer users. they are well... awesome. :redface:

yesterday i was talking to someone from Airtel office in delhi, they said oh india will do well in broadband in 5 yrs.. I guess the way its going, we will go back 5 yrs.:hysterical:

 

[Sushubh]

india can do wonders in broadband if trai does something.they fixed the mobile market with their rulings. we are the fastest growing mobile market in the world. and probably with the cheapest offerings too.

 

[JohnMclain]

india can do wonders in broadband if trai does something.

they fixed the mobile market with their rulings. we are the fastest growing mobile market in the world. and probably with the cheapest offerings too.

cant agree more.. TRAI has to take action, u need to promote internet growth .. 256Kb broadband, ppl laugh it out hearing this.. FIBRE is the way to go. I cant wait for Railwire to launch All India Services..:yahoo:

 

[Sushubh]

you really think that any company can launch india wide services so easily? even bsnl/mtnl cannot serve the entire country. forget railwire!

 

[JohnMclain]

you really think that any company can launch india wide services so easily?

even bsnl/mtnl cannot serve the entire country. forget railwire!

i live in a metro, i dont care about rural areas

 

[Sushubh]

how do they provide broadband anyways? any clue?

 

[igod]

I'm also seeing that in Karnataka circle they have introduced the 1Mbps and 512 Kbps unlimited plans. In these plans the "Fair usage policy" is not mentioned unlike the 384 and 256 kbps unlimited plans. Rather this phrase "*Applicable only for Residential Customers with Single PC." is mentioned.How will they ensure that only a single PC is being used? And does this mean that the Fair usage policy is not applicable to these plans? More confusion!

 

[Sushubh]

so single pc means i cannot use a switch or a wireless router? interesting question.