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I heared in Bangalore, in some areas net work is not good. It's better take any friend's RGSM SIM or yourself take a prepaid RGSM SIM & check the network's signals in your Home & Work Areas. Then take a decision.

Thanks Mr.AMIT. Is this both RGSM prepaid & RCDMA prepaid?

Respected Hetal Bhai, MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY

Reliance Mobile is now going to offer through an exclusive tie-up with Sony Ericsson, the latest Andriod powered power house W8. Sony Ericsson W8 is the world's 1st walkman phone on Andriod 2.1. The offer has been sweetened with a 100% money back guarantee throughout India. The features and the offers in the offering has been summarized below About Sony Ericsson W8: MOP of W8 is Rs. 10,190. It is designed for Entertainment and is equipped with Smartphone features as well. It provides the Walkman experience, has a 3″ touchscreen and is perfect for watching Movies, Browsing the net and Gaming. It works on the Android 2.1 platform (access to 200K apps), has a customisable Home Screen and 4 Corner UI, 3.2 MP Camera, aGPS , WiFi , Bluetooth and Premium Headset – MH710, 4Gb MicroSD. In addition the pack comes along with some free goodies, such as: Accessories include a Reliance branded removable Antenna and Speakers apart from an additional Black back cover. Exclusive "Money Back Offers" – Only for new Activations and MNP port-in customers Prepaid Offer------------------------------------------SE W8(3G)--------------------------SE W8(2G) Offer Validity (No. of Months) ---------------------12 Months---------------------------12Months Recharge MRP----------------------------------------Rs. 660------------------------------Rs. 660 Free Talk Time-----------------------------------------Rs. 360------------------------------Rs. 360 Voice Local R2R Usage (secs)------------------36000--------------------------------36000 Voice NLD R2R (secs)---------------------------------0------------------------------------36000 SMS Local & STD SMS (No.s)----------------------3600----------------------------------3600 Data in GB------------------------------------------------0.5-------------------------------------3.6 Mobile TV Pack Value--------------------------------Rs. 250----------------------------------0 Value to Customer in Rs.--------------------------Rs. 1679------------------------------Rs.1539 Discount in Rs----------------------------------------Rs. 1019------------------------------Rs. 879 Discount in 12 Months-----------------------------Rs. 12228----------------------------Rs. 10548 Offer for 3G Circles and 2G Circles in Postpaid and Prepaid: In Postpaid Value of above freebies is Rs. 2649/- for 3G and Rs. 2499/- for 2G (Call rates taken at Rs.0.5 per min, SMS at 10p per SMS, Data at Rs. 349/- for 0.5Gb, Mobile TV pack at Rs. 250/-) · In Prepaid Customer gets value of Rs. 1679/- for 3G and Rs. 1539/- for 2G (Call rates taken at Rs.1p/sec, SMS at 10p per SMS, Data at Rs. 349/- for 0.5Gb for 3G and Rs. 99 for 2G,Mobile TV pack at Rs. 250/-). The customer therefore saves Rs. 1019 and Rs. 879 in 3G and 2G respectively which translates to Rs. 12k and Rs. 10.5k. · Overage will be charged as per 'pay per second' plans i.e., 1p/sec for voice and 'pay as you go' for Data i.e.,10p/10Kb upto 50Mb and 1p/10Kb beyond that. · In prepaid the customer needs to activate SIM (given FOC), do a Rs. 660 e-recharge and make a first call immediately. This sequence of activity has to be maintained. The offer is activated within 48 hours of the first call only if the IMEI belongs to the W8 series. If the recharge is done on any phone other than W8 the customer will get only core balance after 9 days. The whole package looks quite good, especially wen looking from the money back point. An Andriod make walkman with free goodies and backed by really good tariff plans is sure to grasp a handful among the Indians. Source: telecomtalk

So if it is inside premises, no need of license. Then in such a case which is the best 2 way walkie talkie and approx price and where available.

Thank you very much Mr.Mehta & Mr.Vijay. I will try all the possibilties.

Once again requesting here members, to guide me, as CC people told this has to deactivate from handset only

Can any one please, guide me how to deactivate "Mobile TV Suscription Pack" from the handset not through CC. (Handset= Samsung corby-SCH-F339)

But in Reliance webiste like the attached.

Reliance Communications today announced its plans to roll-out a Next Generation Mobile Portal (R World) to deliver a host of futuristic Mobile internet and Data Services to its over 125 million customers. The new portal will be live in its 3G, GSM and CDMA mobile platforms. Breaking the language barrier, Reliance intends to offer a new multi-lingual R World that will offer personalization option in Hindi, followed by other popular regional languages. R World has also designed to deliver high value and highly relevant content and applications on the mobile platform which will have easy to access M-Commerce options and highly targeted M-Advertising capabilities are amongst the key futuristic features. Key features which Reliance intends to make available through R World: · Highly-targeted mobile marketing and advertising campaigns, to further monetize the mobile Internet experience · Localized regional content to serve individual consumer interests and tastes · Multiple language support, starting with Hindi, the native language of over 250 million Indians · Location-based services to help ensure users get what matters most to them based on where they are at any given time source:telecomtalk

With the above post, it seems, many members, maybe in dialoma. What type of unnecessary questions will come? (Myself signed)

Have you gone to LG Service Center. I think for phonebook transfer to another mobile or CD they will charge below Rs 100/-

In CDMA operators, RCDMA is best withsome drawbacks. -Depth & Quality of Nationwide Voice Network Coverage - 5/5 -Voice, SMS, RoamingTariffs - 4/5 -Choice of Handsets - 2/5 -Quality of Customer Service - 2/5 -Depth & Quality of HSIA (High Speed Internet - EVDO) Network & 1x - 4/5 -Data Tariffs - 2/5

Reliance Communications today introduced user generated caller tune service for its subscribers in pan india basis the similar service was first introduced by MTNL in Mumbai circle 2 years back. This exclusive service allows customers to record any content via ‘Tune Maker’ platform and set it as their own caller tune. Subscribers can also post their creations through which other customers can set it as their caller tunes. The facility is available Online on Web and also through an IVR interface.Web Users just need to log on to www.rworld.co.in to modify, edit and add your own spin to your caller tune.Through IVR, Customers can activate the service by calling 56694400 and select the option to create caller tune. One can record a song/dialogue/joke etc for 30 seconds and submit. Post submission, the content recorded will be set as their special callertune. Tune charges are Rs. 5/ month. CRBT Subscription is one time charge of Rs. 30. Tune Renewal Charges will be Rs.5/tune per month.RCOM will offer this service across all its CDMA, GSM and 3G networks.

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@narinderji If you want zero rental, then you have to bear STD at 50p. As yours is heavy STD usage, the Plan below will be better. Plan Code: My STD149 Monthly Rent: Rs. 149 Call charges: STD 30p but Local 50p Free Usage: Voice Rs. 50(Only for Local) & SMS Rs. 45 As these were MNP Plans, you won't find in Webworlds or website. These plans only with the people who calls you after giving Port out Request for Reliance users (And for Non reliance users giving a request to customer care people by dialing toll free number 1800 100 3333). or register in the following reliance site. http://www.rcom.co.in/Rcom/personal/customercare/mnp.html And you said about free onnet calling upto 5 numbers. I think these maybe only Local numbers. Anyhow confirm with them.

It seems you are not satisfied with Docomo and asked advice for better MNP plan. Think of the following Plan in Reliance, with asking for Free calling of Five Reliance Local numbers. Plan code: DSSpecial 199 Monthly Rent: 199 Call charges: Local 30p, STD 50p, Roaming 50p Free usage: Voice: Rs. 120 SMS: Rs. 100

It seems Reliance is better. MNP Retention Plan code: DSSpecial 199 Plan Rental: Rs. 199 400 Free Local Minutes or Rs.120 to any Network 0.30 Paisa For Local Calls to any Network after free minutes 0.50 Paisa STD rate 0.50 Paisa Roaming Incoming Rs.100 SMS Discount. This plan is only for porting customers from other network to Reliance with little negotiation.

For some persons instead of a Current acccount, an Overdraft account is better:------ Those who have lesser transactions and lesser in volumes, instead of keeping a minimum balance which won't earn any interset, can put this in a longtime fixed deposit and on this deposit can have a overdraft account(Not Loan account) and Banks will fixes a Overdraft limit(75% to 90% of deposit) Then you transact in this overdraft account as usual as a current account. If you uses a minus balance upto the limit fixed by the Bank, then only you have to pay extra interest of 2% on what Bank's gives on fixed deposit. So that your minimum balance will earn interest. And also you can avoid unnecessary marketing calls, hidden charges. You may maintain zero balance in these accounts. Normally all the Banks won't charge for opening of this type of accounts. Other charges only Ledger Folio charges once in a six months which is around Rs 100 to Rs 200.

In GSM, the only way calling customer care. It seems shortly going to introduce.

Simply SMS to the wing of Only For You. i.e. SMS as OFU to 56789. You will get the offers of only for you.

You mean you got the old 440 plan with unlimited calls to RCDMA and RGSM as retention offer? Yes. This old 440 plan longback discontinued, and moreover with a offnet usage of Rs100

Congrats. You had a good plan as per your usage.

Yes. It's toll free. In my CDMA I'm getting the details of last 24Hours. In RGSM not yet tried. It seems this service is under developing.

Yes. you will get the benefits. After 90 days back to CDMA