TT Poll : Mobile VAS, is it really driving the Indian telecom market ?

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Most of you might be even afraid to use the acronym - VAS, especially in mobile to consumer segment category. VAS is a commonly used acronym for Value Added Service which is a popular term in telecommunications sector to offer services to customers beyond the core services like SMS, voice and data. These services may be available for free or charged based on the quality/quantity provided by operators themselves or may be created/offered by Content providers to promote their business via their core services. Of course, with the innovation of our telecom operators and various ethical/unethical activation procedures followed this term now became an enemy to end users.

Leaving behind all the odd scenarios aside, now we have a poll on TT to gather feedback from users on the overall scenario of VAS which shares a considerable portion of the mobile industry in driving the market.




Dear readers, go ahead and participate in this poll. Also, do let us know your opinion on this poll conducted.

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