New Airtel Broadband Plans with Better Fair Usage Policy Limits?
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i am sick of seeing this ad on this forum https://imgur.com/XuHxl even though i have blocked airtel domains from appearing in ads here. i would have to check the settings again to make sure that i did enter the correct stuff.
thanks a million!
thanks a million!
after shifting to beam, all airtel plans looks like they are providing their customers a lollipop in the price of large size pizza 
...At this point comparing Airtel with Beam is like comparing Sachin with Pollard
in terms of plans Airtel is not even munaf, Pollard ki izzat ki kuon le raha hai? wrong example i will say
Airtel just don't want..... to reach that kind of plan _EVER_ . I was under impression that they are not serious about Indian customer as they might be doing very good overseas, specially in African continent. But with little search i came to know its the most hated brand in African region too.
Hitman bhai tu toh jazzbatii ho gaya, Im speaking Chinese and you are replying in French, anyways i have underlined my words for you.
About beams after-sales, it getting better everyday i would say. And the problem with beam is not "DOWNTIME" but with the kind of people in support in a specific locality, which is also getting better with course of time.
And the right example for the comments & comparison by you is :-http://tinyurl.com/3ubvgap
...At this point comparing Airtel with Beam is like comparing Sachin with Pollard
in terms of plans Airtel is not even munaf, Pollard ki izzat ki kuon le raha hai? wrong example i will say
Airtel just don't want..... to reach that kind of plan _EVER_ . I was under impression that they are not serious about Indian customer as they might be doing very good overseas, specially in African continent. But with little search i came to know its the most hated brand in African region too.
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#Airtel comes tops for highest complaints by customers. So much for an international brand.About beams after-sales, it getting better everyday i would say. And the problem with beam is not "DOWNTIME" but with the kind of people in support in a specific locality, which is also getting better with course of time.
And the right example for the comments & comparison by you is :-http://tinyurl.com/3ubvgap
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I have been using mtnl for 1.5 years before this i used airtel for 7 years and i have had almost no down time on mtnl so far.
ya I knw I have friend too using MTNL even he is very happy with his MTNL connection.....but unfortunately when line goes down there is little chance it will come back soon so I will need to keep some backup net then if I shift to MTNL.....nd I require net a lot !
only problem with airtel I am having is they have throttled torrents and ytube.....I dnt have any FUP issues with them fr now...
ya I knw I have friend too using MTNL even he is very happy with his MTNL connection.....but unfortunately when line goes down there is little chance it will come back soon so I will need to keep some backup net then if I shift to MTNL.....nd I require net a lot !
only problem with airtel I am having is they have throttled torrents and ytube.....I dnt have any FUP issues with them fr now...
@ sid i don't remember i was only much interested in that 599 2mbps standalone dsl plan (with 75 gb FUP cap)on website it says it has 3 GB cap. i'll write a mail to them regarding this. i'll be glad if they agree that i can use landline along with it too. i don't understand what will they lose if i use an landline too with the broadband
mgcarley
Founder, Hayai Broadband
Airtel need to increase upload speed too .. 512kbps is really bad .. Gives me a hard time to restore the websites which don't have cpanel 
Unfortunately with DSL you're quite limited as it is with upload speed anyway. To increase it, you really need to be on VDSL or some kind of cable/metro ethernet/ftth connection.
To give an example, my line in NZ is not artificially limited, but because of the copper quality and 300 meters between me and the exchange, I have 16mbit/s down (out of a potential 24) and just 1 mbit/s up (out of a potential 3.5).
Unfortunately with DSL you're quite limited as it is with upload speed anyway. To increase it, you really need to be on VDSL or some kind of cable/metro ethernet/ftth connection.
To give an example, my line in NZ is not artificially limited, but because of the copper quality and 300 meters between me and the exchange, I have 16mbit/s down (out of a potential 24) and just 1 mbit/s up (out of a potential 3.5).
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