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Airtel Digital TV has more than 15 million customers. It has been successful in becoming one of the major DTH operators in the country. Now it may happen that sometimes you go on a break from subscribing to any of the channel packs. That would count as a ‘pause’ for you. Then when you resume subscribing with the DTH operator, you will have to pay a fee known as ‘resumption charges’. To know more about the Airtel Digital TV resumption charges, keep reading ahead.
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Different Charges for Different Plans
Subscribers of the Airtel Digital TV will have to pay a certain resumption charge when they subscribe to any plan after a break. The break period is the time when the subscribers leave their Set-Top Box idle without purchasing any plan. If you had an active plan of base fare worth Rs 350 or more including My Sports, Economy, Mega, Infinity, Ultra, My Family, Jackpot, Magnum, Internet TV and other higher packs, you will be charged Rs 20. In case you had an active plan of base fare worth Rs 350 or less, then you will be charged Rs 15.
In case you don’t subscribe and remain inactive for more than 720 days then your account will be deemed inactive and any of the remaining balance or credits in your account will be expired. To reactivate the services, customers need at least Rs 150 on their balance.
