narottam

yes i m facing the credit limit problem cust. care says that by default a person has credit limit of 1000/- slowly his limit keeps increasing ---------------------------- i paid the unbilled amount and activated my connection --------------------- this problem can again occur to me i m worried

today is 8th day of my reliance platinum plan usage my outgoing calls r barred (i hav not made any outgoing call/sms) (only r-connect usage @7.5 hrs per day) i m unable to connect thru r-connect (all calls hav been blocked by reliance) they say deposit more money -- credit limit exceeded just imagine (if one uses r-connect 24 hrs) :- peak hours : 6am to 10 pm -- 16 hrs @ 50 p = Rs 480 offpeak hours : 10 pm to 6am -- 8 hrs @ 25 p = rs 120 TOTAL = 480+120 = Rs 600 per day so for 30 days 600 *30 = 18000/- thus one needs to pay rs 17000/- to increase his credit limit in order to connect to internet 24 hrs for 30 days thus practically if one wants to connect internet 24 hrs for 30 days -- then he has to deposit rs 17000/- inspite of using platinum (UNLIMITED) plan for internet access ************ COMPLETELY UNFAIR -- KIND OF CALCULATION SYSTEM of RELIANCE ************ reliance cust. care says -- initially the charges r calculated as per default plan -- & it will b adjursted in the monthly bill (as per your selected plan --platinum ) -- if credit limit is exceeded then u hav to increase it --- if u want 24hrs internet then u hav to deposit Rs. 17000 to increase your credit limit to Rs 18000/- inspite of extensive rush to customer care & webWorld -- no way can anyone giv me a way out?????

i m using r-connect from LG RD2030 (platinum unlimited plan) -- 7.5 hrs per day i got the connection on 11 feb 2005 after 5 days of usage -- only on r-connect (no other outgoing call/sms) => i checked unbilled amount (thru r-world) => it shows rs 1100/- my questions r :- 1) normally the credit limit is rs 1000/- so wil i hav to increase the credit limit? 2) i wish to know from other platinum plan users that -- did the face any problem in this regard? 3) what will happen to the high unbilled amount 4) is it going to create any problem thanks