Reliance Jio Mobile completely down in Mumbai Circle

[socrates]

@lolita_Magnum Regardless, it'd be nice if they actually disclose the reason why there was such a huge downtime.

Agree 100%

@Mikrotik Their motive is paisa faiko tamasha dekho

V true. All customers are beggars who will shut up if they throw crumbs our way.

प्रिय जियो उपभोक्ता
आपकी सेवा की गुणवत्ता हमारी सर्वोच्च प्रार्थमिकता है।
आज सुबह, दुर्भाग्यवश, आपको और मुंबई के कुछ अन्य ग्राहकों को सेवा में रुकावट का सामना करना पड़ा।
हमारी टीम ने इस नेटवर्क संबंधी समस्या को कुछ ही घंटों में हल कर दिया था लेकिन हम समझते हैं की आपके लिए यह एक सुखद अनुभव नहीं हुआ होगा और हम इसके लिए क्षमा चाहते हैं।
अतः हम आपके नंबर पर दो दिनों का असीमित डाटा प्लान निशुल्क लगा रहे हैं जो आज रात तक लग जायेगा। यह निशुल्क प्लान आपके वर्तमान प्लान की वैधता समाप्त होने पर स्वतः चालू हो जायेगा।
आपकी सेवा के अनुभव को सर्वोच्च महत्त्व देना हमारी प्रार्थमिकता है।
जियो की ओर से सप्रेम

@Lolita_Magnum You must have got this.

 

[tatyasky]

I saw on ABP news that Jio failed to make electric bills payment of it's towers to MSEB and they cut powersupply to all the towers. If true then it's a disgrace.

 

[igloo]

still not getting otp on time.

 

[socrates]

Another paper said their lease for towers on flyover had expired & they would start removing them. God only knows the truth.

 

[pillaicha]

Breach of MSRDC contractual conditions leads to confiscation of mobile network equipment; Mumbaikers take to Twitter

The union Ministry of Communications Department of Telecommunications has also written to the Maharashtra Chief Secretary to bring his attention towards the issue.

indianexpress.com

 

[socrates]

But that does not explain why fiber went down too.

 

[Yatch]

Even here in Pune my ONT was blinking red from 3PM to 6 PM, but internet was working fine. Also received a SMS saying they are experiencing issues and would be resolved by 8 PM

 

[mikrotik]

@socrates because many times BTS serves as backbone to OLT for fiber network.

 

[socrates]

O I thought it was the other way round.

 

[pillaicha]

Ideally the other way around. Practically especially in countries like India, wireless rules.