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TRAI to stop the menace of unwanted calls now!!!
Vipul Baranwal is a chartered accountant who grapples with a tele marketer at least five times a day, often in the middle of important client meetings.
“Sometimes they call during meetings and that causes problems. They either ask for more leads or start talking about their products,” says Vipul.
Chairman of Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) Nripendra Mishra feels that the end to this menace is not far off.
The National Do Not Call registry that already has 10,000 telemarketers registered with it may be able to stop the unwanted calls now.
“The first call will have a fine of Rs 500 and the second of Rs 1,000. And the third time the line will be disconnected,” says Mishra.
But how does one get on to the Do Not Call bandwagon?
- Hutch customers can type “DND” and SMS that to 111 or fill up a form on www.hutch.in.
- Airtel pre-paid and landline users can call 121 for help while postpaid customers can visit www.airtel.in for help.
- Similarly BSNL customers as well as those of Reliance can go to the respective company websites.
Telemarketers who haven’t registered with TRAI however, will have their numbers disconnected if a consumer complains about unsolicited calls.
Those who have registered say the ruling concerns them but they are in no danger of being shut down.
“Now that we are going to make less calls, our conversion rate is only going to be better,” says President, Call Centre Association of India, Saim Chopra.
And telemarketers say they will toe the TRAI line.
Add comment September 2, 2007
Apple, Vodafone discussing iPhone minutiae?

While the Apple-Vodafone rumors have been swirling for months, an unnamed “source” has apparently found that the two firms are now breaking down the minute details that are holding back a (potentially) forthcoming launch. Most importantly, it seems that Vodafone doesn’t want to “give up as much control” as did AT&T here in the States, and below is a brief list of reported “iPhone enhancements [that] carriers are looking for:”
- Vodafone wants the YouTube application to “work much more like the Internet version.”
- Improvements to Outlook and Exchange support
- Improved security and firewalls
- Tweaks to Apple’s WEP and WPA security key requirements
- Web browser improvements, namely, the ability to simply “cut and paste”
So, there you have it — now how’s about we just start compromising and get a deal together for all the patient Europeans, yeah?
Add comment August 20, 2007
Hutch: GPRS & MMS Config
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hmm this is the manual Config for Hutch GPRS n MMS.for more details visit Hutch.in
Add comment August 9, 2007
Spice telecom MYTUNES
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1 comment August 9, 2007
