S Tel whose mobile service licenses has been canceled by the Supreme Court under 2G verdict has decided to wind-up its operations in all the six circles where it won licences in 2008.
S Tel today launched “Online Portal” to help-out its customers to generate UPC code to port out from its network and swicth to any other operator using Mobile Number Potablity (MNP).
The company said in a statement “S Tel had already reached out to its subscribers, and its channel partners vide an SMS campaign and information posted on its website, after the recent judgment of the Supreme Court, We have informed that the S Tel’s subscribers if they so deem fit, they may opt for the MNP option.” Read more…
February 14th, 2012
Tarun
S TEL whose mobile service licenses has been canceled by the Supreme Court last week, has now openly asked its customers to Port Out from its Network using Mobile Number Portability (MNP).
In a statement posted in its official portal it says “as our most valued subscribers, we would also like to inform that if you may so deem fit, you may opt for exercising the mobile number portability option available with you and our customer care service shall render all necessary support in this regard”.
This comes at a time when Batelco decided to sell its entire stake from STEL.STel currently holds its licenses in Bihar, Orissa, Himachal Pradesh Assam, North-East and in Jammu and Kashmir and the company is Read more…
What comes as a predicted move after the cancellation of licenses Bahrain Telecom (Batelco) has decided to sell off its entire stake from STEL.
Batelco had 43% stake in STEL and this move makes first foreign operator to exit India.
As per DNAIndia the agreed time frame for completion of the sale is the end of October, 2012.
STel hold its licences in Bihar, Orissa, Himachal Pradesh Assam, North-East and in Jammu and Kashmir and the company is estimated to have a subscriber base of over 3.6 million and also have the rights to offer 3G services. Read more…
After Cheers Mobile (Etisalat DB) Outage its now the turn of another small GSM operator – S Tel which is down in Orissa, Bihar-Jharkhand and in other circles from last 12 days.
We were getting constant complaints from STel subscribers in Orissa and Jharkhand and one of reader Sonu alerted us regarding the same.
Same as Cheers Mobile, STel has passive infrastructure sharing agreement with Reliance Communications for the 4 telecom circles, and according to our exclusive sources Rcom has disconnected the service of STel from more than 700 BTS (Mobile Tower) across 4 circles.
While contacting the customer care officials of STel (Orissa) we have been told that the network problem which the Customers are facing now is a temporary one, and we are expecting the same to get resolved soon. Read more…
S Tel recently introduced special Start up Kit SUK 99, a bonanza offer bundled with free minutes every day and daily data usage at the cost of one with inbuilt longer validity for its subscribers in the state of Assam.
Startup Kit at Rs.99 once activated, let’s S Tel subscriber enjoy a multitude of benefits for a onetime cost with longer validity of 90 days.
With this starter kit consumers gets everyday 10 minutes free for First 30 days, 5 minutes local call free everyday for next 60 days and 1 MB daily for 90 days along with talk time of Rs.5.
Consumer can avail SUK 99 benefits as soon as first call is made. Read more…
S Tel today announced a series of attractive tariff plan under a common umbrella of CHOTE MIYAN BADE MIYAN for its subscribers in Odisha.
S Tel subscribers can now choose a plan of their choice to match their budget and specific needs from a plethora of larger (Bade Miyan) as well as smaller denomination (Chote Miyan) plans comprising of rate cutters, bulk minutes for every segment ( Local, STD, ISD ) along with SMS and GPRS packs.
From two ranges – CHOTE MIYAN and BADE MIYAN all products under first range ’CHOTE MIYAN’ come with 30 days validity and have in-built talktime of Rs.10. Read more…
