Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks
Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL), the largest broadband service provider of Delhi and Mumbai today announced the launch of New Low Cost Prepaid Broadband Plan with 2 Mbps downloading speed specially tailored for for occasional Internet users in Delhi telecom circle.
The new prepaid Broadband Service comes with a rent free MTNL Wire-line at one time registration charges of Rs.800 for Non MTNL Landline subscribers while Rs.300 will be applicable for exiting MTNL landline subscriber to opt the prepaid broadband service.
There is no additional charges or monthly rent for land line or modem for using the MTNL Prepaid Broadband.This unique service, affordable plans with 2 Mbps Speed would give MTNL clients the flexibility to instantly customize their broadband subscription plans, based on their self-estimated bandwidth usage.
Here are the Details :
| MTNL Prepaid Wileline Broadband Service -Terms and Conditions |
| 1.No Extra charges for ADSL Modem and Landline. 2.All plans inclusive of Service Tax 3.Existing landline customer can also opt this plan. 4.Booking for pre-paid Internet connection can be done at MTNL Sanchar Haat in Delhi, through DSA and at MTNL CC 1500/22221500 (toll free). 6.Data down load speed will be up to 2 Mbps at MTNL ISP node. 7.Registration, installation and non refundable modem security charges will be taken at the time of booking. 8.Customer account will be created with complimentary balance of 50 MB with validity of 7 days from the date of creation. 9.Customer will be provided telephone connection without outgoing facility. Customer can make O/G call by using VCC card. 10.After the expiry of validity period, there will be 7 days grace period customer can use Internet if balance exists. |
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