Hello friends! Have you heard that on the occasion of our 61st Independence Day, Airtel has introduced a special offer ? To make this Independence Day very memorable and to celebrate the spirit of Indianness, Airtel CallHome connects you to phone cards India with up to 200 minutes of free talktime. You can also watch movies of your choice at $9.99.
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Airtel CallHome 61st Independence Day Offer
The trend of using prepaid calling cards , or global / world calling cards, while travelling is catching on. While buying the local SIM after reaching the destination may seem to be the ideal option, global calling cards could have an edge as you needn’t have to wait to get your card activated. Telecom companies claim such cards could help users save 80-90% over international roaming But, there are certain points that you need to keep in mind
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Do you carry calling cards while travelling?
A Raja,Union Minister for Communication and Information Technology, said that 3G (third-generation) telecom services will be launched by end of 2008. And in sharp contrast to recommendations made by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), Raja has said that even foreign telecom companies will be permitted to bid for 3G spectrum. Earlier, TRAI had suggested that only Unified Access Service License (UASL) holders should be allowed to participate in 3G auctions
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Launch of 3G Telecom Services by end of 2008
The world has witnessed yet another avant garde accomplishment by the telecom giant Bharti Airtel with the launch of ‘ airtellive.com ’, the only telecom service provider to enter into the domain of web application services. There are reasons why Airtel caters to over 61.91 million satisfied customers not only in India but also in the USA. The telecom baron’s US customers are those who are using Airltel Call Home, USA to India calling cards , to stay connected with their home country.
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Airtel to launch airtellive.com – All in One Web Portal
IANS March 12, 2008 Bharti Airtel, India’s leading mobile service provider, Tuesday said it would launch calling cards for non-resident Indians (NRIs) in Singapore and Canada by April-June of this year. The company also launched an enhanced version of the CallHome Service, its calling card for NRIs in the US. The upgraded version enables a caller in the US to make payments through Indian credit cards for purchasing talk time for calling to India.
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Airtel to launch calling cards for NRIs in Singapore, Canada
Bharti Airtel has also launched it’s International Calling Service, www.airtelcallhome.com to call India from US in the competitive calling card market last year. Bharti Airtel India’s largest integrated and the first private telecom services offers GSM mobile services with a footprint in all the 23-telecom circles of India is the largest mobile service provider in the country, based on the number of customers, with more than 50 million customers.
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Call India from US by Airtel Calling Cards