In an attempt to make 3G Video Calling popular, Reliance Communications (RCOM), India’s fully integrated telecommunications service provider, brings some exciting Unlimited 3G Video Calling (Local and STD) packs at Rs.199 and Rs.399 for postpaid subscribers across all 3G circles in India.
Reliance Mobile’s Unlimited Local Own-net Video Call Plan-199 which will be available at discounted rental of just Rs.99 per month for 1st 6 months of subscription offers truly Unlimited 3G local Video Callings (Reliance 2 Reliance) within the own Network.
While Unlimited (Local + STD) Own-net Video Call Plan-399 which is available at discounted rental of Rs.199 per month for 1st 6 months of subscription offers truly Unlimited 3G Local and STD Video Callings (Reliance 2 Reliance) within the own network.
The discount on rental of both Unlimited 3G Video Call plans will be available to all postpaid customers subscribing these plan before 15th May’12.



Abhijith September 22, 2012 at 10:58 pm
Bsnl video call rate is 1rupee . . Its great to use video calling . . Lets talk face to face . . Why only data ? ? Think best use of technology . . One can see the face to face at any time any where means ? Only voice ill you like ? ? This is good offer by Reliance . . Superb offer . . Make sense ! All r thinking about voice and data . . Think to see the person on other side without web cam Or lap Or pc ? So am much happy to see these kind of offers . . Am waiting same with Bsnl . .
Abhijith September 22, 2012 at 10:55 pm
Bsnl video call rate is 1rupee . . Its great to use video calling . . Lets talk face to face . . Why only data ? ? Think best use of technology . . One can see the face to face at any time any where means ? Only voice ill you like ? ? This is good offer by Reliance . . Superb offer . . Make sense ! All r thinking about voice and data . . Think to see the person on other side without web cam Or lap Or pc ? So am much happy to see these kind of offers . . Am waiting same with Bsnl
VB April 26, 2012 at 10:20 am
Yes his meaning is go for landlines.he does not like wireless broadband and also giving tips to us how bad it is.So everybody please adhere to this advocacy of landline saint.
Sudhakar April 26, 2012 at 6:31 am
To Abhay :
See everything if used beyond certain limit is harmful. Use video call for short time and continue with voice call to finish your conversation. Even our ears get blocked sensation if talking in the phone (voice call) for so long (ithout using handsfree kit). So will you critize 2G for ears getting hot?.
Every technology will be a success if used within a certain limit. Nokia C5 (5 Megapixel) can be bought for Rs.7700 approx. This has dual camera. I am not a promoter of Nokia. Just said the fact. Note that 3G handsets are not costly. Only the video call and data rates are costly. So people think that it is not worth to buy a 3G handset.
Do not talk childish.
Abhay April 26, 2012 at 12:48 am
Hardly people using 3G service go for video calls. Rather subscriber use/prefer 3G services(if subscribed) for voice calls considering instant connectivity, little or no call drops, excellent voice clarity even with 1 bar of signal, little or no congestion in network(3G) etc. However, majority of 3G users are engaged in data services for enjoying 3G services either on handsets(upto 21.1 Mbps in high end handsets) or variety of cheaper USB modems offered by various operators on the condition of remaining with operator’s network for 6 months to 18 months. Also video calls require 3G enable handset which itself is available only for over Rs.5000 and cells with front(secondary) camera(must for making video calls) are still costlier than 5000 so not affordable at all. Moreover, pixeling of video during video calls & quick heating of batteries/cellphones resulting in rapdily drying out of battery power is also irritating factor. Hardly I have come across any firm/company/individual using video call facility over 3G network for video conferencing. So no point of offering unlimited video calls. The actual reason for this offer is to sell as much connections of 3G so that some load on limited spectrum(held by Reliance) of 2G can be eased off and at the same time revenues of 3G will increase leading to partial recovery in initial years of huge license fee paid in auction. Another probable reason seem to be to corner/port in existing 3G customers of other 3G service providers in a given circle. All the best to reliance as there is very little chance of getting successful response to this initiative. Nothing will be progresses unless data services are made popular (like recently 3G services of BSNL made slightly cheaper(reported by Telecom Talk on 20th April 2012, http://telecomtalk.info/bsnl-3g-data-pans-revised-now-offers-more-benefits-3g-data-customers/92341/). Reliance will definitely learn this very fact sooner or later as 4G services has already commenced with more or less similar tariffs.
Raghu April 25, 2012 at 11:04 pm
well done Reliance. let them introduce this in Prepaid also. Let Reliance decrease 3g data rates.
Arjun April 25, 2012 at 10:37 pm
Nice move by reliance.. Do something with data also.
jitender kumar April 25, 2012 at 9:57 pm
+1111111111111111111111
rajiv dhar April 25, 2012 at 8:38 pm
good move by reliance in up coming 3G war.
abhijith April 25, 2012 at 8:33 pm
nice business
Sudhakar April 25, 2012 at 8:21 pm
Dj,
Well said.
Kaushik April 25, 2012 at 6:23 pm
GREAT MOVE!!
MAKE IT AVAILABLE IN PREPAID AS WELL!!
ANOTHER PRICE WAR IS GOING TO HIT INDIAN TELECOM MARKET!!
prasad April 25, 2012 at 5:51 pm
First all telecom players decrease 3g data tariff , Already one step taken BSNL 1 Gb Rs 300/- good moving .
dj April 25, 2012 at 4:42 pm
Enough abt voice/video calls , reduce 3G data tariff.
M April 25, 2012 at 4:33 pm
+1
max April 25, 2012 at 4:29 pm
+1
Jitu April 25, 2012 at 4:10 pm
gud move by relience…but we need prepaid scheme also….relience should launch this plan under prepaid scheme…