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In2cable Offers Broadband At Rs 450 A Year

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In2cable offers broadband at Rs 450 a year

In2cable India’s largest cable Internet network has slashed prepaid broadband prices to as low as Rs 200 a quarter or Rs 450 annually.

This has been done to encourage Incablenet customers to avail of true value pricing and offering transparent ‘pay as you use’ schemes.

The new schemes offer a plethora of packages with high speed at astonishing prices, which are going to benefit both home users as well as corporate users.

Large Corporate houses and heavy users can benefit from unlimited broadband & competitively priced MB plans. For residential users 256 kbps services are priced at Rs 800 per month on their LAN services branded as In2net.

hey is the plan 800 256k unlimited one ?? dose ne1 use this service ;)

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My Cablenet guy offers, 300kbps @ 800/month. Yeh approx 4GB Download Limit.

Wish i could scan his latest brochure and put it up for you'll. Difficult as of now!

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Well, in crappy li'l Poona, Hathway is now offering unlimited downloads in night usage plan (8 pm to something in the morning...). Speed 256 kbps something ...cable modem connection. Cost: Rs. 400/month.

But I wouldn't touch them wiht a bargepole after my experience with them. In fact still to get my refund from them! :)

Just hope other better operators make stuff available soon.

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bah! Bombay is sick... I pay 650 bucks a month for 64Kbps! And due to the "gunda gardi" between In2cable and 7star, In2cable isn't available anywhere. So don't get your hopes up :lol:

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in2cable is avaliable in many places in bbay buddy but what about the scheme is it unlimited or limited

ps:- u know what i think its a f*k*in worse scheme then TRIBAND/DATAONE! who the hell can afford givin a connection @ RS 450/year

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ps:- u know what i think its a f*k*in worse scheme then TRIBAND/DATAONE! who the hell can afford givin a connection @ RS 450/year

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Huh? :lol: Did I miss any sarcasm here, or were u serious? U can't be, because if a person can't afford Rs.450/yr = less than 1 Re per day for net, how much less should it be?

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ps:- u know what i think its a f*k*in worse scheme then TRIBAND/DATAONE! who the hell can afford givin a connection @ RS 450/year

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Huh? ;) Did I miss any sarcasm here, or were u serious? U can't be, because if a person can't afford Rs.450/yr = less than 1 Re per day for net, how much less should it be?

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1) hey by d way there are 365 days until and unless u are living in some totally diffrent planet :wacko: u cant get a net @ less than 1 RS a day @ this rate ;)

2) givin a broadband for 1 RS a days also dose not make a diffrence if they still keep on capping the bandwidth! i mean what the use of having a 1 gbps line with a 1 mb limit for RS 1 a day

what we really want is a true broadband wit no cap 256 k and we dont mind paying around Rs 400 - 500 a month for dat :help: whats the use of such crappy scheme of 450 RS then

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Yeah @ 450 bucks a month they probably have a download limit! What is it?

And their rates arent posted on their site. Well which makes one wonder....

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1) hey by d way there are 365 days until and unless u are living in some totally diffrent planet  ;) u cant get a net @ less than 1 RS a day @ this rate  ;)

2) givin a broadband for 1 RS a days also dose not make a diffrence if they still keep on capping the bandwidth! i mean what the use of having a 1 gbps line with a 1 mb limit for RS 1 a day

what we really want is a true broadband wit no cap 256 k and we dont mind paying around Rs 400 - 500 a month for dat  :help: whats the use of such crappy scheme of 450 RS then

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Damn, I need to retake math 101. 450/365 is NOT <= 1 :whacking myself: . Right. But still, it's quite a steal.

I have got a hi speed net at office, as well as my brother's office. So we don't need any hi download limit for us at home. Even if this offer has some cap of few MBs per day (but certainly not 1MB!), the small fee should justify it.

Don't look at it as a downloading delight scheme. look at it as a browsing+mail checking at rediculously low rates.

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I use night unlimited256kbps from sify with weekends(sat and sunday whole day) for 545. :(

The speeds are good, but in case u need in emergency u dont have net in the day. So i use r connect for such times.

On the weekends though the max limit is 150mb from 8am to 10pm :grin:

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yup thats ur case but many of us dont need a broadband like u do! just for checkin mails and chat and stuff u probably need jst a 56k line for the kinda stuff u do on d net

but we need a true broadband with no cappppsss! and i think im speaking for all those in this category! and this kinda ****tty plan is just a crap which for me is worse than a dialup

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STOP IT! Stop ranting. The greatest ranter is here and he says STOP IT! Don't get me started on download limits, port caps, ****ty speeds, crappy availability, stupid uptime! :|

Lets continue the discussion, what EXACTLY is the scheme from in2cable? If they can afford to give it at 450 a year then definitely IT IS __NOT__ going to be unlimited. Even if it IS unlimited then it might give speeds of say 48Kbps with a contention ratio of 500:1 and port caps!

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