Re: BSNL IS THE BEST
by CHANDAN BHOWMICK on Jan 29, 2011 09:13 PM
BSNL is the worst service provider.You canot even connect BSNL TO BSNL mobile during peak time which means they do not have adequate circuts or switching equipment to take the load.However you will not face the same incase of RELIANCE/AIRTEL WHICH INDICATES THEY HAVE SUFFICIENT CIRCUIT TO TAKE LOAD
Re: Re: BSNL IS THE BEST
by PETERSON on Jan 31, 2011 07:44 AM
It appears you are fool and most of the network used by other than BSNL uses BSNL routers only for your kind information.ONly BSNL will help you get good access than all other service providers.
Re: The biggest cheater
by anand nair on Jan 29, 2011 08:57 PM
Yes. I once used a reliance connection in Jharkhand. So many interconnections happened that I stopped using it.
Re: The biggest cheater
by abdul ahad on Jan 29, 2011 09:14 PM
very true...phones fuels to the stock market....Reliance is all about unreliable promises!
Re: The biggest cheater
by Vishwanathan Anand on Jan 31, 2011 11:59 AM
my experience with reliance is fantastic - got good signal even in the basement where all other gsm players failed... not happy with their customer care though and CDMA handsets are priced way above the GSM...
All Mobile operators use the base of BSNL and the lines of BSNL are used extensively for traffic.When other operator services are taken are routed through BSNL.So it is better for the user to rely on BSNL services as it has wide network throughout the country and it gives the first access technically.So BSNL will defenitely help the users in many ways.Users should not fall in the low tarrif but they try to squeeze as much as they can like Reliance does.
now game starts . as every operator decreases call rate and other offers to customers . but airtel is doing many trick but people should fall there magic tricks . if we fall over we are under there control for 6months . best operator are 1. docomo 2. idea 3.vodafone cheaters are 1.airtel 2.uninor 3. aircel 4. BSNL 5. reliance. choice is yours !!!!!!
TRAI has only highlighted that the operator has to be paid porting charges of Rs 19.00 but operators like Idea are also charging activation charges for Postpaid connection Security Deposit. Is there any circulation in this regard from TRAI
THERE IS A SAYING IN TELUGU"WHAT DIFFERENCE IT MAKES WHETHER YOU BREAK YOUR TEETH WITH SMALL OR BIG BRICK'THIS APPLIES TO MNP. DISSATISFIED CUSTOMERS ARE THERE WITH ALL SERVOICE PROVIDERS. WE WILL GO FROM ONE TO THE OTHER.THE SITUATION REMAINS THE SAME.
