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Vodafone India has launched WorldSpace Radio across 18 circles in India. Customers can now listen to more than 100000 songs across 10 channels, using their mobile handset.
Worldspace Radio service on Vodafone is live in Uttar Pradesh East & West, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Mumbai, Bihar, Kerala, Rest of Bengal, Assam, North East, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Orissa, Delhi, Tamil Nadu and Chennai. Vodafone India customers can avail this service at a price of Rs. 30/month along with 300 minutes of free usage.
Vodafone customers, through this service, will have access to all the genres of music round-the-clock, ranging from old Hindi films, regional folk songs and ghazals. This service also offers song collections around various themes that include love songs, sentimental gems and artiste-specials that users can browse through to enjoy at their convenience.
Users can thus get the same old stations that they once grew to love -Radio Falak for its ghazals, a bouquet of stations for regional languages including Gujarati, Bengali, Punjabi, Marathi and the 4 southern languages, and Radio Farishta for old Hindi film songs – brought to you by Timbre Media -the very same team of radio professionals who introduced genre based radio in India with Worldspace.
To activate this service, users in these circles can call 58000 (toll free) Or SMS ACT Wradio to 111 (toll free) or USSD on *514*580#
akhil March 21, 2012 at 12:15 am
vodafone gprs again hacked BONUS FB to 144 to get 6Gb internet for 6 months
nasim March 20, 2012 at 10:45 am
customer ko ullu banane ka ek aur tarika ,kese customer se paise aethe ye vodafne wale
Star PCO March 20, 2012 at 12:41 am
@Tarun
thanks alot sir
ravin March 19, 2012 at 7:05 pm
Same is my case too! This is cheating.
ravin March 19, 2012 at 7:03 pm
Today, I have a very bad experience with Vodafone. Out of nowhere I got a message that I had requested buziness and economy alerts and soon Rs 30 was deducted from my main account. Immediately I deactivated the service by sending an sms to 144. The service deactivated but my Rs 30 was not refunded. When I called 198, they rather rudely told me that I would not get my money as the service was activated on my request. Only god knows who requested that service! All this happened in a matter of five minutes! If this is not the stealing, what is?
AsitPaul March 19, 2012 at 6:41 pm
I ported my BSNL Mobile to Vodafone. Its better than BSNL in my area. But, their network used to be unavailable for 30 min to 1hr each and every day! They are sharing BTS with Aircel.
Whenever I tweet, they call me and listen to me. But whats the use of these when network is not available? Thanks God that its not my Primary Mobile Number!
Amit March 19, 2012 at 4:26 pm
@novicefreak1
Could not have agreed more. In my personal opinion, vodafone might have run out of ideas so as to charge the customers and hence this new idea. Wondering whether the USSD No. has something to do with Airtel i.e., in all probability this USSD no might also be in use on Airtel network because vodafone is also using some of the Airtel USSD no in use and charges are very high. For eg, vodafone will deduct Rs.15/- for activating business pack upon dialing *123*10# ( the same is in use for airtel to check GPRS balance) and if one dial *567# then caller tune service will be activated ( activate/deactivate GPRS on airtel). Needless to say that vodafone might have intentionally put these numbers in service. This happened with me twice when I accidently dialled these numbers while using dual SIM phone.
sachin March 19, 2012 at 3:30 pm
worst experiance i had with vodafone. m happy with trump but will nvr recomnd for vodafone. they fool people thay say happy to help bt nvr want to help this is vodafone. Angrezo Bharat Choddo. Go vodafone go bk.
Star PCO March 19, 2012 at 12:56 pm
main yahi chahta hu ki aage se tt upe ka bhi dhyan rakhega.
Tarun March 19, 2012 at 1:36 pm
@star PCO we will !
vijay March 19, 2012 at 12:16 pm
Nowadays every mobile has FM radio ! Moreover people don’t have time to listen those in their busy life ! Then what’s the need of world space radio with a subsciption ? First they need to improve their service of customer grievance redressal ! I had a problem with vodafone and i called 198 ….. It was totally changed from easy way to hard now ! Each and every details will be asked thro automated voice and also with the input of customer mobile number for complaint and asks the type of complaint and so on ! Finally line droped bcoz of cc officer busy ! Again the long process starts ! This is too hard process for literates then think about illiterates ! First change this service to easy process ! Otherwise customers will move on to other networks………. !
novicefreak1 March 19, 2012 at 12:12 pm
instead one can use online radio options many to name…coz ppl may have subscribed to monthly gprs packs already….why again shell down 30/month for only 300 mins! Some may not agree with my view…..(purely my personal view…..)