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It's only because of Incresed call volume in your area. I am getting 1-2 kbps in day time but 8-15 kbps in night time. Reliance s**ks Regards Sumit Tiwari

I have also faced a same problem, I have one post-paid connection using Rconnect freedom plan with 1 GB of Monthly Data Exchabge. My billing cycle is 26-25, but they have changed my billing cycle to 45 days (eg: 26-november-2004-09-January-2005) they have charged me Rs. 796 as Monthly rental. On asking abt this - they told me about their Daily basis billing. We guyz, that's not fair. They have given me only 1 gb in 45 days & they have charged my for 45 days. REALLY RELIANCE s**ks......................................................................... Regards Sumit tiwari

Reliance has launched Reliance Mail. 2MB Email box which will store any incoming email for maximum 30 day(s). Please go through Reliance Mail's website (Please remember, Its only for RConnect Volume Based plan subsciber) Reliance Email Website Regards: Sumit Tiwari

i will use my mobile for networking purpose (Such as hosting).That's wht i need a static ip

Why dont Reliance provides static id (on demand basis) for the customers to wants to keep their computer over the network. What do u all think on this matter? Plz Reply soon Regards: Sumit Tiwari

Please dont mislead! Notthing like this is happ. Reliance is not routing ILD call as a local call. It's the rumour maked by BSNL. I have received alot of calls from Nepal, Sri Lanka & Canada with perfect CLI numbers

State owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) has reduced it's net surfing call charges by 60%. The revised tariff will be applicable for the off peak surfing time only. Rightnow Bsnl is charging Rs 7.20/Hour for making a data call (17xxxx series no's only) between 10:30 pm to 6:00 am. As per revised rates they will now charge Rs 4.80/Hour. Reliance infocomm may follow net charges reduction, if they want to capture Internet users. After all speed of R-Connect is not ver much better than Dial-up (PSTN) Connection.

Reliance Infocomm is going to launch it's Netway service by october-november 2004. This service will available to you @ Rs 799 - Rs 1599. This will give you some unique services like Broadband Internet, Interactive Television Service & Voice related services. So! lets wait to enroll Broadband Bharat......... Rightnow reliance is working on Netway's website which will be http://www.reliancenetway.com Regards:- Sumit Tiwari

Finally Reliance accunced, that they will no change amy mobile no under Full Mobility access no accounced by DOT in late december last year. Dot has given a grace of 6 months to Reliance to change Mobile no's in progressive manner. So! Relaince IndiaMobile Customer Enjoy your phone with 7 digits no only

Dear Visitors, Last night my phone stopped responding by sending a wrong ESN. I contacted Reliance Customer Service for assistance. They have given the address of Samsung Service Center. Next morning I have reached service center with my no use phone. They have given me an invoice & they have told to ring @ 3 pm to know the status of your mobile phone. They have called me @ 6.45 pm to inform me to takeback your phone as it working perfectly allright now. They have solved my problem so quickly - Thank you Samsung, Reliance Regards:-

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Jerusalem: Alvarion Ltd., the global leaders in wireless broadband solutions, announced today that the Reliance Infocomm Ltd has chosen its WALKairV LMDS solution for an access network in India. We are delighted that our advanced technology will play a strategic role in helping this prestigious group, the President and CEO of Alvarion, Mr Tzvika Friedman, said in a release. For the first phase deployment in the multi-million deal, Alvarion recently shipped equipment valued over $2.5 million, it said. Reliance plans to deploy Alvarions solution for last-mile connectivity throughout all major cities in India, using the 10.5Ghz licensed band, over the next two years. It is to use LMDS technology to complement its Wireline and Wireless CDMA network to offer integrated services. Alvarion and Siemens Public Communication Networks (Pvt.) Ltd, India, have been selected as the suppliers for LMDS technology with responsibility of designing, supply and installation/commissioning of all equipment, the release said. -

Home > Business > Business Headline > Report Reliance Infocomm to go global soon Reliance Infocomm will go global as soon as its operations in India stabilise, top company sources said. The company launched operations in the country in May 2003 and has drummed up more than 6 million customers till date. Though there was much to be done in India, the company is keeping an eye on all global licences being offered in the market. If the scale of operations is large and will develop the company's business in the way the India operations had, Reliance would bid for the licence, sources added. The company is not interested in picking up stakes in minor operations unlike some of its competitors in the market. The effort of running a circle of a few lakhs was almost as much as one with many million customers and Reliance was in the millions league, sources said. Sources said the company will retain its focus on large format deals such as group connections with major companies with a large employee and dealer-partner network. These deals, like one done with Hindustan Lever eralier, will help sign up thousands if not lakhs of connections at one go. The business will focus on best cost solution for its business. Reliance may have picked up Flag Telecom but this did not mean Reliance Infocomm was committed do business with it unless it gave the best rate in the market, according to sources. The company is less than a year old and the vision is to be one of the top ten telecom service providers in the world, S P Shukla, president of the company's wireless products and services business group, said after launch of the company's pre-paid product.

Reliance Infocomm storms prepaid market, announces path breaking schemes · For Rs 3500 get a Motorola C131 mobile phone and Rs 3240 worth of re- charge vouchers instantly and stay connected for 1 year · Prepaid offer also available across wide spectrum of Reliance IndiaMobile handsets · Includes automatic nationwide roaming at no extra charge DAKC (Dhirubhai Ambani Knowledge City), Navi Mumbai February 9, 2004 After achieving dominant market share in the post paid segment and establishing itself as No. 1 player in the mobility sector, Reliance Infocomm today marked its entry into the prepaid segment by announcing path breaking schemes that give customers free recharge vouchers worth nearly the cost of a Reliance IndiaMobile (RIM) Prepaid handset that they buy. Not only that, they can remain connected for a full one year without having to buy new recharge vouchers. Under the revolutionary, never-before RIM Prepaid launch scheme a customer will just pay Rs 3500 for a stylish Motorola C131 handset and, in return, get a free RIM Prepaid connection and recharge vouchers worth Rs 3,240 valid for six months with an additional six month grace period. During this grace period the subscriber will be able to receive incoming calls and SMS without recharging the account. The RIM Prepaid promotional scheme is also available with all other Reliance IndiaMobile handsets. For example a customer can buy a Java and multimedia enabled LG RD2030 handset for Rs 6,500 and get RIM Prepaid recharge vouchers worth Rs 6,480 absolutely free. "RIM Prepaid raises the bar for innovation, quality of service and value added services in prepaid segment of mobile telephony market. RIM Prepaid customers will have full seamless mobility across the country and roaming service comes to them without any extra charge. They will also be able to recharge their account with any denomination from virtually anywhere in India. RIM Prepaid is also the only prepaid service in the country that provides data applications through R World and Internet connectivity through R Connect. We are the market leader in post paid segment and we are confident to repeat the same feat in prepaid segment by offering superior products and services," said Mr. SP Shukla, President - Wireless Products and Services, Reliance Infocomm Ltd The RIM Prepaid handsets are distributed through over 15,000 retail outlets across India. Customers will be able to buy recharge vouchers from over 70,000 retail outlets across the country. The tariff for RIM Prepaid is one of the lowest in the industry and simple to comprehend with fewer slabs. All local calls, intra-circle calls and inter-circle calls of less than 50 kms distance to another mobile phone have a flat rate of Rs 2.49/minute. All inter-circle calls of above 50 kms to another mobile phone have a flat Rs 2.99/minute rate. All local calls, intra-circle calls and inter-circle calls of less than 200 kms to a fixed phone have a flat Rs 2.99/minute rate and all inter circle calls of above 200 kms have flat rate of Rs 3.99/minute. Other unique features of RIM Prepaid include automatic roaming in pan India RIM network at no extra cost, nationwide recharge facility with any denomination, STD and ISD facility, call forward and voice message service at local mobile call rates from anywhere in RIM network. RIM Prepaid customers with Java enabled handsets will be able to use their phones as modems for R Connect Internet connectivity and access R World data applications. RIM Prepaid customers will also have access to 1234 SMS based services and a host of call management services like three-way conference call and caller line identification.