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BSNL 1350 UL 512Kbps Internet Broadband Plan

Written by Amit Bhawani on Tuesday, 1 July 200815 Comments
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BSNL Broadband has offered a new internet plan which offers you with a better internet browsing speed and moreover its a unlimited internet connection which makes it one of the best broadband plans for Home users in India. The plan offers the customers to have a Unlimited Download/Upload facility and free email ID/space of 2/5Mb respectively.

BSNL Broadband Tariff PlansBSNL has also dropped their Home Plans 900 and 900 Plus to 750 & 750 Plus because of the slash in broadband prices of different service providers. These new 750 Plans are offered with a speed of 256Kbps and unlimited upload/download and users would be charged at the rate of 1Rs/Pulse for any voice calls made from the land line mobile phones. If you are a customer who just need internet connection for email purpose then you can check out the BSNL’s lowest broadband plan ie Home 125 & Home 250 which offers 150Mb & 1Gb Download/Upload Limits every month.

If you want to change your BSNL broadband plans you can call the Customer Service center at their Toll Free Number - 1500 and connect to a BSNL representative and tell them to upgrade/degrade your broadband plan and this process takes generally upto a month’s time with the activation done in the next month of making the request. You will be asked to give your UID[User ID], Phone Number, Name & email id for making these requests and will be offered with a service request number to track its progress.

BSNL is generally one of the best broadband service providers in India and its recommened to opt for 1350 UL plan because of its excellent features and lowest downtime. In case you have any problems with this broadband you can opt for Open DNS because thats the only problem BSNL customers face.

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15 Comments »

  • vijay said:

    sir, i recently changed my existing bsnl home750 ul plus plan to bsnl home 500 plan, the person who took my request letter to change my plan in bsnl office said that it would be done by the 1st of next month but when this month started i saw by account in bsnl there it still showed home ul 750 plus so i thought the plan may change next month and i started to use internet after four days when i again logged into my account it was showing home 500 now i had downloaded about 5gb so what can i do, i have to pay the bill or can i question the bsnl personnel about it ?
    and my another problem is in my home 500 plan iam getting download speed of only 50-70kb where my friends are getting 200-400kb why is it like this
    pls reply as soon as possible before this month ends!!!!!

    - 12 July 2008 at 2:10 am
  • fazal rahman said:

    Sir, I have exactly the same problem with minor difference in the date specified. I had applied for plan change in May from 750 UL to 500 home c, but the change was not effected on the 1st of june. I made enquiry at helpdesk and was told that my request had not reached there from the local office. I was told that plan changes would be effected on 1st of a month and so I used the net on the assumption that my plan was still UL 750. But on 6th of june in the morning I found sudden dratsic increase in speed (from 30kbps to some 120 kbps) and i was surprised to see the plan changed to 500 home C. By the time I had downloaded some 3864 MB. Now how am I to deal with this? Will i be penalised for the delay at the local BSNL office? I may request to please look in to the matter before the bill is issued.
    Another problem is with the speed which is so very poor at times. There are others whom I envy for the steady speed they are enjoying.
    Thanking you.

    - 14 July 2008 at 7:50 am
  • priyanka said:

    hi everyone,

    im an MBA student in pune and wish to purchase a data card for my laptop. could anyone please help me out.

    i have no idea about any. i wanted to know the rates of the card and stuff.

    also i wanted a card which i could use all over maharashtra mumbai can be excluded. is there any.

    hoping a reply from someone soon.

    Regards,
    Priyanka

    email- priyal.sahu25@gmail.com

    - 5 September 2008 at 7:29 am
  • Deepak said:

    Hello there,

    I am confused about the speed. If I am going for 512 kbps speed that 1350 Rs. pm, I should be expecting 512 kbps. However, few customers told me that they get up to 112 kbps. So I wanted to know why is this so.

    Thanks in advance

    - 23 September 2008 at 11:39 am
  • jay said:

    JAY SHRI KRISHNA…
    I m a teacher. I m a bsnl broad band user, plan h-500. I want to change my broad band plane to UL-750 home plane… how to do it? please send me a answer fast… i m waiting….

    - 30 September 2008 at 3:19 am
  • Harpreet said:

    My problem is in my home 500 c + (256kb/s to 2mb)plan.
    i am getting download speed of only 25-30kb where my friends are getting 200-400kb why. Reply soon now.

    - 2 October 2008 at 3:59 pm
  • suneeti said:

    hi everyone,

    im an MBA student in pune and wish to purchase a data card for my laptop. could anyone please help me out.

    i have no idea about any. i wanted to know the rates of the card and stuff.

    also i wanted a card which i could use all over maharashtra mumbai can be excluded. is there any.

    hoping a reply from someone soon.

    Regards,
    suneeti

    - 3 October 2008 at 8:26 pm
  • Mahesh said:

    I want to have a broadband connection, so what I have to do for it.

    - 16 October 2008 at 6:45 am
  • premkumar said:

    I have been using 1350 plus BSNL plan for 512 kbps.This is from 3th SEpt and the speeds never touch beyond 412 kbps.Also it will be wavering between 150 to 400 kbps.Normally,We can not watch any movies videos without intermettent buffering.The customer care is pathetic and any number of complaints is of no use.Between Sept 5th till 20th November,the connection never stayed for 5 minutes .Hence I am going back to the Rs.500 p/m plan which provides good speed.

    - 29 November 2008 at 2:40 pm
  • sudip biswas said:

    i have an bsnl broadband connection ,now i am going to take another tell me whick conection i have to took.

    - 30 November 2008 at 5:23 am
  • bikash biswas said:

    Dear sir,
    I want to change my broadband connection from Rs.500 to Rs.250.Kindly provide this facility.
    bikash biswas,15,vidya sagar road,dumdum cantt. kolkata-700065,ph.033-2566-5909.

    - 1 December 2008 at 10:04 am
  • chanikya reddy said:

    Hi.I wanna have internet connection.i dont have a bsnl phone.so what is the cost you will chargs for bsnl phone.
    And i want to take 256 kbps speed with unlimited download package.So what is the cost you will charge for this.
    I want to use this bsnl only for internet connection.how much i shud pay every month including bsnl and net.please provide me in detail.

    - 12 December 2008 at 8:02 am
  • bharath said:

    hey chanikya…
    Intially for phone you will be asked to pay –500rs (you will be able to make local calls only). Its the minimum..
    later for the modem 1280
    for unlimited 256kbps plan—home 750 c+ plan
    here telephone rent need not be paid and is included in the in 750.
    which means u get a bill of 750rs only. ok.
    taxes extra…
    in addition you will be asked to one month bill in advance..thats around 750….
    Adding all 500+1280+750=2530 (not exactly but around this amount).. but u should any way be ready to spend 2500rs

    - 13 December 2008 at 12:14 pm
  • Arka Bose said:

    Hello everyone,I guess I can smell some fools here.
    First,this is the response to all of them who has a question about BSNL speeds.
    BSNL gives the most accurate speed in India,and there is no doubt.
    You need to know what is the difference between a Bit and a Byte
    256 kbps = around 30 kBps
    1 KB = 8 bytes(approx coz it needs to get lessen by 13 % as well)
    So its usual for you stupid cows out there to get a 28 to 30 KBps speed for a 256 kbps connection and somehow or the other get 112KBps
    for UL 1350 plan (though the actual speed should be around 60 KBps)
    sometimes there are speed faults coz it can’t be 100 % …..but again….try to learn more about Byte and bits and then criticize your connection.understand u nuts!

    - 4 January 2009 at 7:47 pm
  • Amit Bhawani (author) said:

    @Arka Bose : I think you could have made the same comment in a nice way and expected a better reputation and friends :) Anyway this terminology is not known by everyone, especially the non-techies!

    - 4 January 2009 at 7:50 pm

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