VIDEO: Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel Tariff Hike Explained in Detail
Bharti Airtel has also followed on the footsteps to hike the Bharti Airtel Increases Prepaid Tariff Prices by Up to Rs 699, New Plans Start at Rs 19 for the consumers. The telco has increased the prices of its plans by 40% similar to Vodafone Idea. What does this entail for the subscribers? We discuss all of that and the various implications of the price hike in this video.
Vodafone Idea has not only increased prices of its plans but it has also increased a cap on outgoing calls to other networks. In this video we discuss the various implications of the new data tariff hike on the customers. How much will they pay now? How much benefits will they enjoy for the same cost?
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If everyone wants to charge 6p/min for IUC then it’s better to scrap IUC charge. There is no point in keeping IUC charge.
if IUC is scraped then they will charge for Incoming calls
We don’t know hindi. If you can’t speak in English on an English website, you should create an alternate hindi website and post this there.
+1 poor guy
World will go ahead but this Hindi-English fight won’t stop I think.
PS – Hindi is not my mother tongue.