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Unlimited Sms From Mtnl

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In Delhi MTNL have launched a new plan in which all local unlimited sms to any network are free AND unlimited calls to MTNL`s ntwork are unlimited Free.

The new sim cost Rs.350 & there after the Monthly Recharge is of Rs. 310 in which we get talk time of Rs. 100 as well.

So all Delhi users need not to buy expensive DAPO scheme as in DAPO calling charges r too high but in MTNL`s plan STD call Charge is Rs.1/minute to any mobile .

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How can that be compared with DAPO which offers national free unlimited SMS, its not just local free SMS for DAPO.

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Right Nirvana.

And secondly its s promotional Pre Paid offer.

With prepaid you never know when it would be taken off from the market or when it would be altered.

In future you might have the situation where the number of sms is capped.

Remember Reliance was the first company to give us unlimited on net local and std sms for prepaid as well as post paid.

Its been two years now that Rs.55 sms card for unlimited sms was stopped.

And all this while tpost paid customers were enjoying the same benefits.

Now even the post paid sms have been capped wef aug 21st.

So the bottomline is that look before you leap!

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but we must commend MTNL for taking such A STEP and start such a scheme as unlimited sms and unlimited local calls to mtnl landlines, gsm and cdma at just 275/ month, Reliance is nowwhere near, even DAPO gives only 400 min free / month at 400rs/month

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