Airtel Broadband 16 mbps plans with 20/50GB data transfer limits!

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Airtel Broadband 16 mbps plans with 20/50GB data transfer limits!

Airtel Broadband has launched 16mbps broadband plans in the Indian market.

The company claims that this new plan is the fastest Wireline Broadband on DSL in the Country.

They have two plans on offer:

Rs. 2999 with a 20GB data transfer limit
Rs. 4999 with a 50GB data transfer limit

This service is powered with company’s Carrier Ethernet Network.

It is currently available in limited regions in Delhi NCR, Chennai and Bangalore.

They are soon going to launch it in other areas like Hyderabad, Pune, Mumbai and Kolkata.

K Srinivas, Joint President, Telemedia Services, Bharti Airtel spoke at the launch of this new plan: “Airtel has constantly strived to innovate and deliver high quality products to its broadband customers. We are the leading private broadband service provider in the country and pioneered 8 Mbps broadband. It gives us great pleasure now to be able to introduce the fastest, wired broadband service on DSL. We will be able to offer 16 Mbps broadband to 70% of the households in the 3 cities of Delhi NCR, Chennai and Bangalore.”

We would just like to inform potential Airtel customers here that at 16mbps speeds, 20GB data transfer can be done in less than 3 hours. So, use wisely if you go for this connection.

Checkout: Airtel Broadband 16 mbps plans with 20/50GB data transfer limits!





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  1. #
    saurabh
    April 6th, 2009 at 05:14 pm

    hey came across their website too,seems a pretty gud job.http://www.impatientones.com

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      Editor
      April 6th, 2009 at 05:17 pm

      yeap. terrible marketing campaign. with download limits, the service is practically worthless for any serious broadband user.

      at 16 mbps, 50GB can be used up within 24 hours.

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    alex
    April 13th, 2009 at 02:57 pm

    They are thief as like b4 , never plan to launch in low rates , indians luk fool to them , happy wid bsnl

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  3. #
    alex
    April 13th, 2009 at 03:03 pm

    tats a very damn gud script written airtel campaign . speed test is not tat wat u guyz testing mine showing snail as im a cyber tek user unlimited wic u cant expect so shut down ur ass tester

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  4. #
    Shivharsh
    April 13th, 2009 at 05:03 pm

    50 gb can be used up in say…2 mbps * 60=120 mb per minute…

    120 * 60=7 gb an hour and then in 3 hours 20 gb is used!!!LOL!!!Sucks big time

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  5. #
    Arun C
    April 13th, 2009 at 05:59 pm

    This plan sucks .

    20Gb – 3hrs
    50gb – 7hrs

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  6. #
    anonymous
    April 13th, 2009 at 06:48 pm

    @saurabh….you outta your mind……n00b

    its ppl like you they’re trying to rickroll

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  7. #
    Ashish mathew
    April 14th, 2009 at 08:27 pm

    hav the airtel gone mad

    who is going to take this type of foolish plans..

    inspite of doing this airtel should acompete wid BSNL of 2 mbps at low rates

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  8. #
    sourav
    April 14th, 2009 at 09:56 pm

    this is why i will never change my bsnl plan. the speed may not be 16 mbps but i am happy enough with the unlimited plan. They are cheap and well worth it. downloads @256 kbps take longer time but atleast you get it done and moreover you can keep downloading 24×7. Airtel’s offer has ‘Danger!!!!’ sign written all over it. 20 GB and 50 GB limits @16 mbps is plainly ridiculous. And who knows how much they will charge over that limit. Furthermore that limit is of data transfer ie upload+download. You can surf for a few hours and use up a significant part of that limit.

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    mahantesh
    April 15th, 2009 at 08:15 pm

    what i do not understand is according to http://www.airtel.in/wps/wcm/connect/About%20Bharti%20Airtel/bharti+airtel/media+centre/fy2008-2009/pg_airtel_pioneers_16_mbps_broadband_in_india

    it says they are getting fiber backbone and then last mile via copper wire..
    why copper wire.. why not get the fiber cable to home?
    ofcourse the initial cost will be more but its worth it over the years.
    and then make a 100+mbps with unlimited data transfers, like in many other countries (Hong kong China, Japan, Korea, Sweden ..)

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      Editor
      April 15th, 2009 at 09:56 pm

      indian broadband service providers can take a lot of steps which would ensure reliable connectivity in the future.

      but sadly, they are probably betting on wireless technologies which would require less spending on the infrastructure by them.

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  10. #
    Saptarshi
    April 16th, 2009 at 10:36 pm

    Whats de use of so high speed whn de useage is limited, dataone is better u get a night unlimited in de 2MBPS plns which is very cool!!!

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  11. #
    arun
    April 20th, 2009 at 01:13 am

    Ill take up the 16 mb connection if they’d put up a night unlimited like bsnl.. ill throttle the connection to 25 KB/s during day time and download like hell in the night… Just what im doing with bsnl..

    Btw my monthly download with bsnl is 126.738 GB and billed day time is 2.45 gb… and that’s with a 500 home plan (2mb/ps)

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  12. #
    iimaguest
    April 20th, 2009 at 08:27 pm

    I download 60 GB and upload 30 GB every month in BSNL night unlimited 500 Combo scheme along with a rental free landline with 175 pulses of OneIndia calls…

    All at 500 Rupees…

    The unpleasant truth – I was a Airtel Broadand customerer 8 months back… I feel I was with the unscrupulous idiots for a long time…

    Airtel is falling down!!!

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  13. #
    rajupaharia
    April 22nd, 2009 at 08:21 am

    other plan best

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  14. #
    Hindi FM
    April 23rd, 2009 at 12:36 am

    mahantesh | April 15th, 2009 at 08:15 pm

    it says they are getting fiber backbone and then last mile via copper wire..
    why copper wire.. why not get the fiber cable to home?

    Hi Mahantech
    Fiber cable to every home is not possible because joining just two fiber cables will cost thousands of rupees

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  15. #
    gowtham
    April 24th, 2009 at 01:32 am

    I use bsnl 750 unlimited… i use to download lots of movies… so i download about 1-1.5 GB per day which is equal to 60-90 GB per month… wen this is possible in unlimited y the heck should i hav to go for 5000 for 50GB per month plan of airtel 16 mbps… no mad will take this plan… if i hav gone for 600 combo plans of bsnl, then probably i wud be the top downloader in my surroundings. hats off to bsnl…
    expecting for the days wen we get unlimited at 2Mbps speed..
    another news i heard is, in USA they hav introduced speed upto 1Tbps… that is they measure it in terms of tera bytes per second… gosh where r they gng…
    :)

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  16. #
    Ganesh Padmanabhan
    April 24th, 2009 at 01:22 pm

    It is going to take another 20 ( or atleast 22 ) years to reach India to High speed internet Era with reasonable tariffs. In UK an 8MB line costs 21GBP per month.

    All these internet companies just bluff on the speed !!

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  17. #
    Ashish Pai
    April 27th, 2009 at 10:11 am

    Bloody and utter rubbish.

    This plan will sozzle out soon enough, as it should. Who are they joking?

    I use up 300 gb per month on a semi unlimited plan which offers me 9 to 9 free time at a speed of 40 kbps.

    They expect users to limit themselves to 20 gb / 50 gb with a 16 mbps line??!

    Just utter rubbish, I can’t believe this, its more like cheating the unlucky customers who don’t have proper knowledge about data usage policies etc.

    Add to the mix Airtel’s proposed Fair Usage Policy and we have the perfect recipe for customers to shift base to a better Broadband service :D

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  18. #
    Dave
    May 4th, 2009 at 08:59 am

    This airtel 16 mbps sucks….what the F***,are they trying to robbed us!!!!!crazy mannn…hope Reliance will get a better one soon…..again monthly rental Rs.5000\- damn,,,,,,i wont stick with this shit,ill better go for 56 kbps modem rather than 16mbps airtel shit.

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  19. #
    Xtreme
    May 4th, 2009 at 10:32 am

    May be we should not India with US where Verizon recently launched 20 Mbps Up/Down based on Fiber for US$ 70. But this plan totally sucks. When will the Indian ISPs stop sucking us high and dry?

    I’m happy with BSNL’s 500C with 2 mbps and night unlimited. Waiting for the day when they will launch 2 mbps unlimited for Rs. 2000. (If I can get 6 hrs. unlimited + 175 free calls + landline rental for Rs. 500, why not 24 hrs. unlimited for Rs. 2000 ??)

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  20. #
    tt
    May 4th, 2009 at 02:56 pm

    they should make this plan unlimited at this price or atleast start giving 1,2 or 4 Mbps unlimited below 1000 Rs, limited data transfer plans r just a waste and r of no use to most of internet users, True broadband is only when there is no broadband cap and everything is unlimited, India still ranks 115th at internet speed and is far behind the developed world,shame on india, they should start giving high speed internet and stop giving limited plans,make it unlimited

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  21. #
    Vikas
    May 6th, 2009 at 05:41 am

    Another shitty internet plan in India. God damn it.

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  22. #
    AirtelHater
    May 7th, 2009 at 05:33 pm

    Right now I have a 42 GB of data to download…with my current ISP plan i.e. 512kps night unlimited..it will take me atleast a month to download all that!

    I am gonna buy this 5000 plan of airtel…download alll that I need within a day or two…and be done with it! instead of spending over a month worth of time just on downloading!!!

    though airtel sucks…! damn loser company!

    I will save enormous time, electricity, money and power. plus can use my computer for some real work! :-)

    I love airtel…though it sucks with all that money involved in this SCAM…!

    Lets pray bro…we soon see 16 mbps unlimted 24/7 for 1000 INR!!! :D

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  23. #
    Abhi
    May 8th, 2009 at 05:05 pm

    These people can fool the noobs but not the geeks. What we want are unlimited plans and not these crappy capped plans.

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  24. #
    Surfer
    May 8th, 2009 at 05:20 pm

    These people can fool the noobs but not the geeks. What we want are unlimited plans and not these crappy capped plans..

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  25. #
    surag24malik
    May 13th, 2009 at 04:45 pm

    What is the data transfer speed.
    upload and download.

    Connection speed Transfer speed
    56Kbps 7 KB/s
    128Kbps 16 KB/s
    256Kbps 32 KB/s
    512Kbps 64 KB/s
    1Mbps 128 KB/s
    2Mbps 256 KB/s
    10Mbps 1.25 MB/s
    16Mbps Speed Unknown

    and data transfer limit should be unlimited…..
    i don’t mind paying Rs.10,000 per month.

    when will T3 internet connection coming to india.
    wat abt 50 MB internet.
    wish we could have 40 Gbps internet in india.

    Peter Löthberg wish u get us, these type of internet in india.

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  26. #
    ajay
    May 17th, 2009 at 09:45 am

    airtel is going down that 60 gb i was download in 7 hrs after that no use of u airtel i can download more than 200 gb month with bsnl home 750 ul

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  27. #
    shaikhaedy
    May 24th, 2009 at 04:25 pm

    giv full information about pakage

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  28. #
    vinoth joseph
    June 11th, 2009 at 12:14 pm

    Look at UAE.
    256 kbps / unlimited downlod / 24 x 7 : cost = 1862 rs.

    512 kbps / unlimited downlod / 24 x 7 : cost = 2362 rs.

    1 Mbps / unlimited downlod / 24 x 7 : cost = 3125 rs.

    our indian companies cannot provide a package like this at india?

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  29. #
    Brij Mohan
    June 16th, 2009 at 08:28 pm

    I took this 16 mbps connection of 20gb data transfer litmit=2999/-
    and i’m just accesing the speed around 11-12 mbps
    surfing net is great here but taking time also in dis plan whereas such plan shud not..

    NO use of this plan, money waste .
    i was happy with 8mbps unlimited

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  30. #
    Mrih Bohan
    June 16th, 2009 at 08:59 pm

    8mbps unlimited??

    Where could I get this plan?

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  31. #
    Lovely
    July 29th, 2009 at 03:19 pm

    Bloody and utter rubbish.

    SNL night unlimited 500 Combo scheme along with a rental free

    landline with 175 pulses of OneIndia calls…
    This is the best plan ….

    Airtel sucks !!!!!!!!!!!!

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  32. #
    Ashraf
    August 12th, 2009 at 09:23 am

    Airtel MOBILE OFFICE is best I am using airtel m.o MOBILE OFFICE 10rs for 24hrs unlimited download upload and surfing, and its provide 255rs/month. I use aproxe 20gb to 40gb With same unlimited free plan….

    Airtel 16mbps plan no need at home and p.c. Its not gud for indian internet users coz they dnt need that 16mbps speed, what we do with it. We just happy in 256kbps and 2mbps its better then others and its rates are also so low cheap,

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