BSNL Launches 2 Higher FUP Plans 1 and 2 Mbps

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Manish24 said:
WTF?
IS THIS TRUE?
THERE IS GOD??
1MBPS AFTER FUP?
CONFIRMED??
ANYONE?
PLEASE SAY YES??
Its 1450+taxes. What s there to not believe at this pricing ?
It wud had been unbelievable if bsnl was launching this plan for 900.
 
ganesh177 said:
Its 1450+taxes. What s there to not believe at this pricing ?
It wud had been unbelievable if bsnl was launching this plan for 900.
Am already on same plan. 4mb till 20, 512fkn kbps afterwards. And pay 1600/m incl taxes
With 1mbps after FUP- Now means i will be able to stream youtube/twitch on decent settings. :')
I'm more than happy!!
Will call them on Monday and hopefully they will know about it!
 
ganesh177 said:
It wud had been unbelievable if bsnl was launching this plan for 900.
That'd still not be unbelievable because we're supposed to get 1 Mbps true unlimited @900 excluding taxes I guess.
 
Gave the letter for change in plan , authorities there didnt get the notification about these new plans and they said if its going to launch tomorrow , then that is when they will get update in their system.
And as usual , BSNL launch date coincides with second saturday ... So plan change will happen only on monday :(
 
The name of the second plan, ULD 2799 has to be a typo, right? It contradicts the cost given in the table, 2345.
I think the latter is probably correct, since the annual, bi-yearly and tri-yearly costs are consistent with the cost being 2345, not 2799.
 
ExOblivione said:
The name of the second plan, ULD 2799 has to be a typo, right? It contradicts the cost given in the table, 2345.
I think the latter is probably correct, since the annual, bi-yearly and tri-yearly costs are consistent with the cost being 2345, not 2799.
Good observation.
Now that raises a bit doubt on its credibility.
 
Nopes the fact that its launched with a 1445 I.e. ending with 45. There is a high chance its 2345.
 
I guess they may remove the plans for someone to subscribe to/switch to them newly. They tend to retain the old plans for people who have chosen them, unless they themselves switch out
 
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