Submitted by Deepesh Agarwal on Thu, 10/17/2013 - 09:29
Majority of high-speed internet service providers have some sort of data-usage caps in their unlimited plans labelled as "Fair Usage Policy (FUP)", where the internet speed is throttled to a lower value after user's high-speed usage quota gets exhausted. Facing tough competition from "You Broadband", India’s largest telecom service provider Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has now announced two plans with truly unlimited broadband usage without any FUP in Surat. The new plans BB Home Combo UL 575 CS20 (costing Rs. 525/- per month) and BB Home Combo UL 725 CS21 (costing Rs. 725/- per month) features downloading speeds of 512 Kbps and 1 Mbps respectively without any maximum usage cap.
BSNL Truly High-Speed Unlimited Broadband Plan
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Particulars
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BB Home Combo UL 575 CS20
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BB Home Combo UL 725 CS21 |
| Bandwidth (Download Speed) | 512 Kbps Flat | Upto 1 Mbps Flat |
| Applicability | For Home in Surat SSA of Gujarat Telecom Circle only | |
| Fixed Monthly Charges (Rs) | 575 | 725 |
| Annual Payment Option (Rs.) [11 x FMC] | 6,325 | 7,975 |
| 2Years Payment Option (Rs.) [21 x FMC] | 12,075 | 15,225 |
| 3 Years Payment Option (Rs.) [30 x FMC] | 17,250 | 21,750 |
| Free E-mail IDs/Space (Per E-mail ID) | 1/5 MB | 1/5 MB |
| Security Deposit | One Month charges | |
| Minimum Hire Period | One Month | |
| Telephone fixed monthly charges in Rs | NIL | |
| Free Calls | NIL | |
| MCU(Meter Called Unit) Charges/Pulse in Rs. | Rs 1 (To BSNL N/W after free calls) | |
| Rs 1.2 (To Other N/W ) | ||
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