hritik123

hope reliance follows soon , good plan , wish some sms also free

may his soul rest in peace and my condolences to the family

Its very funny , how can data speeds be differnt in post paid or prepaid. As usual these reliance guys really fool ppl

i use tata walky wireless plan it has Zero rental , local calls to all mobile 1 rs for 3 mts landline local at 1/min and all std at 1/min it beats all other plans

YES i agree its a good plan what i like about is FLEXIBILITY of ADD on recharege to suit differnt people

build , quality and finish is always better in NOKIA , thats my experience after using both

true tatawebsite is very user friendly

you should seriously sue these cheaters

Afraid of competition COAI

I was robbed of approx 400 rs in postpaid thru r world and got similira response, u can see the other thread too

yes for postpaid billing only MTNL and TATA are good

WOW, This is gr8 news , wish reliance follows the same as tata , the only problem is reliance will go bankrupt if it pays for defiecient services especially billing

is there postpaid in virgin ?? is there postpaid in virgin ??

Wish they reduce internet access price too

for airtel india go to www.airtel.in

yes tata - virgin deal is on, how many of u guys will shift to virgin??????????

yes tata - virgin deal is on, how many of u guys will shift to virgin??????????

arun plz merge the two topics under virgin in same thread

only landline cards

Virgin Mobile in India with Tata Teleservices MUMBAI: Virgin Mobile, a unit of British communications group Virgin Media, has launched youth-focused services in India through telecom operator Tata Teleservices, officials from the companies said on Sunday. Tata Teleservices, India's No. 2 CDMA mobile operator, will launch Virgin Mobile in 50 cities initially and in more than 1,000 cities by the year end, Virgin Group Chairman Richard Branson said. It expects to get 5 million subscribers over the first three years with special value-added services and handsets priced at Rs 2,000-5,000 , he said. "This is Virgin Mobile's seventh launch globally and Virgin's largest investment to date in India," he said, without specifying financial details. "The Indian market is growing like no other market in the world," he said, referring to the nearly 8 million new mobile users who sign on every month, drawn by very low call rates. India is the world's fastest-growing mobile services market, attracting foreign firms including Vodafone Plc and SingTel, which has a stake in leader Bharti Airtel. Virgin Mobile estimates there are 215 million urban youth mobile subscribers and an additional 50 million urban youth subscribers over the next three years. It expects revenue in this segment will be in excess of 350 billion rupees in 2010, said Jamie Heywood, deputy CEO of Virgin Mobile in India. Foreign ownership in mobile service providers is capped at 74 per cent in India. Branson has criticised the tight controls in sectors such as telecoms, airlines and retail. Tata Teleservices and its subsidiary Tata Telservices (Maharashtra) Ltd , provide services in 20 of India's 23 telecoms zones, and had more than 22 million subscribers at end-January. Branson's Virgin Group , which encompasses planes, trains, automobiles, space travel and personal finance, operates flights to London from India, but is not allowed to own a stake in a domestic carrier. The group also has a minority stake in a private FM radio operator, Fever, controlled by HT Media Ltd Virgin Comics is partnering India's Studio 18 and broadcaster UTV Software Communications Ltd in publishing, television, film and gaming. "India is a very attractive market to be in," said Branson, who recently beat Jesus Christ in a UK survey to find the top role model for children. "If we can't do well here, we can't do well anywhere else."

Yes COOL site at VIRGIN.IN

lucky for you , you r from del or mumbai

true , there are many customers who must have paid inspite of overcharging all of them must be refunded back , i know a lot of guys who quit reliance due to their useless r world over billing , they will never come back and the reputation lost to reliance is not redeemable at all

What we need is more doctors in Govt hospitals and more sensitivity to patients

In Delhi too , Network is poor, bar signal is full but cannot call most networks