Uninor introduced two Special Tariff Vouchers (STV), providing talk value of 10,000 minutes on a recharge of Rs 199 and 1000 minutes on a recharge of Rs 32, with a valid period of 30 days. This is less than 2 paisa per minutes effectively. Both STVs include local Uninor to Uninor calling benefits. This offer is valid on STV recharges only of above mentioned denominations irrespective of whether it is a first recharge, second, or so on. [via]
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BSNL Prepaid Ramzan Offer – 786 Minutes, 786 SMS, 786MB for Rs 786
BSNL offers a Ramzan Special Full Value Special Voucher 786 of Rs. 786, offering 786 Minutes (Local / STD) to all networks across India, 786 MB Free 2G/3G Data usage and Free 786 Local and National SMS on BSNL network, valid for 90 days. […]
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New Year’s Eve SMS Rates Remain the Same for Airtel and RCom
Airtel and Reliance Communications will not charge more for sending text messages on December 31. Airtel also announced they would maintain regular call and SMS tariffs on December 31, as subscribed to by the user. Vodafone and Aircel subscribers will end up paying Re 1 for every local message and Rs 1.50 for a national SMS. Tata DoCoMo will charge 50 paisa for local and national SMSes.
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Airtel Special 5 – Low Rates for Airtel Prepaid and Postpaid Numbers
Airtel Special 5 is a new product from Airtel Mobile which offers very low calling rates for your Special 5 Airtel Mobile numbers. You can maintain your Special 5 numbers, which could be those Airel mobile numbers you call the most. Up to 5 Airtel mobile numbers can be enrolled as Special 5 feature.
For prepaid connections, Local Airtel to Airtel calls are charged 20 paise per minute and STD Airtel to Airtel calls are 50 paise per minute. Special Five tariffs are not applicable while roaming. Prepaid Customer can change his special 5 mobile numbers up to 5 times in a Month. Rs 5 will be charged for every number change.
Postpaid is available only on Special 5 bill plan. Benefits will be applicable post bill plan migration which will take effect from the nearest next bill cycle. […]
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