Vodafone-Idea Wants You To Pay Rs 1,000 Monthly For 1GB Data Per Day

[socrates]

These guys seem to be living in a time warp or is there a full moon today?

Vodafone-Idea Wants You To Pay Rs 1,000 Monthly For 1GB Data Per Day

According to the latest report, Vodafone-Idea is suggesting the government of India to fix at least Rs. 35 per GB of data and here is everything you need to know about the same.

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[spsp63]

I remember Paresh Rawals dialogue for this 1000 rs tera baap chodhke gaya tha ki maa??

 

[philip]

Even if we pay 1000rs ,they will not upgrade their networks ,and the money will go directly into these peoples pockets,they will not pay their dues.We will be still getting shitty speeds.When 4g was introduced they were looting us. Let's agree that 4g costs in other developed countries are more but their overall 4g experience is much much better ,in fact they are not in immediate demand for 5g there.

 

[riteshriteshritesh]

The problem we face is the vast Geographic expanse that our country has. Never will we get seamless connectivity all over the country. Likewise in the US too, Urban areas are well covered while semi urban to rural is choppy .
But yes, even I don't mind paying 1000 Rs/month, if I am going to get Singapore speeds and spotless connectivity in the urban areas of India consistently.

 

[Lobogris]

This is just a negotiation tactic. They will demand Rs35 but hope to get at least Rs 10 per Gb.

 

[socrates]

What they really need is a kick in the pants & told v bluntly if they can't do business they should get out. Another negotiating tactic

 

[vignesh_venkatesan]

@socrates Unfortunately it won't happen because lot of things are at stake.

 

[socrates]

V true but dreams are free so dreaming away (loudly)

 

[vignesh_venkatesan]

After all these tantrums that VIL is doing.
Govt buying off VIL and merging it with BSNL-MTNL is not a bad idea.
But the company should run like JV.

 

[socrates]

Anymore tantrums they could be told that as it is this theory has been doing the rounds in the media for some time now.