Boycott airtel price hike.. Trick for incoming Validity required

BSNL 201 - 90 days

With 300 min call + 99 sms + 3gb data.

I think they want everyone to use only one sim for everything hence raising recharge prices so that it's difficult to maintain multiple sims

saucap wrote:

I think they want everyone to use only one sim for everything hence raising recharge prices so that it's difficult to maintain multiple sims

If they starts to increase tariff at such a rate then soon there will be only 1 sim card for entire family.

subway-surfers wrote:

If they starts to increase tariff at such a rate then soon there will be only 1 sim card for entire family.

Who is stopping you from using services of competition?

GoogleCA wrote:

Who is stopping you from using services of competition?

Don't you think other competitors will increase tariff after Airtel? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

getready wrote:
BSNL is cheaper but after using their service for sometime, u might start feeling to boycott it for other reasons (Like Network, missed calls/sms)

+1 2g bhi nahi hai thik se . Mere ko ab regret ho rha kyu load kra main balance bsnl me 107 ~ 90days se ab  50days kr diya .   Aaram se 107 cut kr rhe hai free me .. 2019 me liya tha 4g upgrade sim wo bhi paid

Airtel wanted ₹200 ARPU and now it has ₹190 ARPU, how much more it want??

Jarvis.-. wrote:

Airtel wanted ₹200 ARPU and now it has ₹190 ARPU, how much more it want??

From last 3 years I am not recharge my jio sim but I received incoming calls and messages 

First industry followed jio, now they are following airtel.

99 plan still available. 

subway-surfers wrote:

If they starts to increase tariff at such a rate then soon there will be only 1 sim card for entire family.

landline days are coming soon

kartikxxx wrote:

First industry followed jio, now they are following airtel.

Industry followed jio to stay in the market and now they are following airtel to get more profits and jio is just moving a step back to be a good boy in front of users

sri222 wrote:
ARPU needs to reach Rs 300 per month: Mittal

https://telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/am...

But he said "We need an ARPU of Rs 300 a month which is still, by far, the cheapest given that users are consuming 60 gigabytes (GB) of data a month", so charge those who spending so much data not the basics call users 🤔

Airtel mukt Bharat

amdoinggood123 wrote:

landline days are coming soon

What’s the big problem? People happily pay 150 to 250 for a single meal per person but cry about paying 200 for a full month of telephone service. Doesn’t your fuel price go up every so often? So does electricity, restaurants, train fares, doctor fees etc. Consulting a doctor at a decent hospital used to cost around 400 a decade back. It went up to 600, then 800, 1000 and is now 1200 to 1500 depending upon the hospital.  Why always cry about telecom? Prices for almost everything have increased dramatically in the past couple of years.

Lobogris wrote:

What’s the big problem? People happily pay 150 to 250 for a single meal per person but cry about paying 200 for a full month of telephone service. Doesn’t your fuel price go up every so often? So does electricity, restaurants, train fares, doctor fees etc. Consulting a doctor at a decent hospital used to cost around 400 a decade back. It went up to 600, then 800, 1000 and is now 1200 to 1500 depending upon the hospital.  Why always cry about telecom? Prices for almost everything have increased dramatically in the past couple of years.

Yes, I'm also have the same opinion but the problem here is Airtel increasing costs without improving network coverage last auction they didn't buy sub ghz 5g spectrum for indoor coverage, give users 5g nsa with few cities covered while the competitor jio bought n28 band and deployed superior low Latency 5g sa. Airtel got record profits from last hike still can't provide decent services my primary sim is airtel I will be happy to pay more if they provide decent 5g coverage better than jio.

Lobogris wrote:

What’s the big problem? People happily pay 150 to 250 for a single meal per person but cry about paying 200 for a full month of telephone service. Doesn’t your fuel price go up every so often? So does electricity, restaurants, train fares, doctor fees etc. Consulting a doctor at a decent hospital used to cost around 400 a decade back. It went up to 600, then 800, 1000 and is now 1200 to 1500 depending upon the hospital.  Why always cry about telecom? Prices for almost everything have increased dramatically in the past couple of years.

Valid point but this 155/179 is to be paid even when you are not using the phone at all or very less. Even after having main balance in hundreds just for getting an sms or a call we need to pay this.

SandipxDip wrote:

BSNL 201 - 90 days

With 300 min call + 99 sms + 3gb data.

shraaj wrote:
Its saying Only for GP2 Customers?

Lobogris wrote:

What’s the big problem? People happily pay 150 to 250 for a single meal per person but cry about paying 200 for a full month of telephone service. Doesn’t your fuel price go up every so often? So does electricity, restaurants, train fares, doctor fees etc. Consulting a doctor at a decent hospital used to cost around 400 a decade back. It went up to 600, then 800, 1000 and is now 1200 to 1500 depending upon the hospital.  Why always cry about telecom? Prices for almost everything have increased dramatically in the past couple of years.

You are not considering poor people who earn 300-400 daily, for them 10-20rs increment is also a big issue

Lobogris wrote:

What’s the big problem? People happily pay 150 to 250 for a single meal per person but cry about paying 200 for a full month of telephone service. Doesn’t your fuel price go up every so often? So does electricity, restaurants, train fares, doctor fees etc. Consulting a doctor at a decent hospital used to cost around 400 a decade back. It went up to 600, then 800, 1000 and is now 1200 to 1500 depending upon the hospital.  Why always cry about telecom? Prices for almost everything have increased dramatically in the past couple of years.

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SandipxDip wrote:
Yes.

GP2= incoming blocked/expired.

shraaj wrote:
Not useful for everyone/ for active users

Once the validity ends, don't recharge for a week, then the BSNL number will become GP2 and then recharge for GP2 plans which is VFM. @shraaj @SandipxDip

shraaj wrote:
Not useful for everyone/ for active users