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last activity : 07 06 2010 20:18:04 +0000
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On Saturday, Tata Docomo extended its per-second-billing scheme to roaming calls, intensifying the tariff war in India’s fast-growing wireless telecom market. On Friday, the country’s largest telecom operator by subscriber base Bharti Airtel launched a new billing scheme that slashed roaming rates by nearly 60%. From Monday, subscribers across all 15 circles where the company has GSM services, will have to pay just 1 paisa per second while on a roam call, regardless of the network or type of phone the call is made to. There will be no special packs or pay any hidden charges.
This decision is a very good perspective for the customers. But what about the company. What will be its effect on the tarriff?
* Earlier, TATA's tariff, though cheapest, but was the best source of income for DOCOMO. But now, by changing the roaming the rates also, won't it be a loss for TATA? What do you think friends?
* In this markets of so many operators, how will TATA be able to manage with so less income?
* Will TATA be able to attract customers by this decision? What if it fail in attracting? Won't this decision bring bancrupcy for him?
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I do not see why is it sign of prosperity to you? It think if there was no inflation we would have a lot of money to do many things which today we cannot..It cannot make us rich..all it does is it takes.. |
Many people might feel that I am rude if I take this side. But footpath are ACTUALLY made for pedestrians. There is some things we can buy from the footpath vendors because they are cheap. But the quality cannot be guaranteed. To add to this there... |
As Mr Mohan said even I do not believe that this is practically possible. There is corruption almost everywhere and even we fall in trap of it every now and then. Boycott is a word and when we add meaning to it , it will become difficult. |