Virgin GSM now in Mumbai and Maharashtra

Virgin Mobile

virgin-mobile-gsm-logoVirgin GSM,the youth brand of Tata Teleservices launched their services in Maharashtra and Goa circle today.Virgin GSM is already present in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka ,Kerala, Orissa and Tamil Nadu. Virgin is offering its subscriber in Maharashtra a tariff of 20p/min for STD and local calls to any Virgin Mobile number without any pack.Virgin Mobile customers calling any other network will be charged at 40p/min for local and 50p/min for STD calls again without any packs but with a daily decrement of Rs 1.5/day.The tariff is valid for 365 days.There is also an option to opt for "per second" plan which provides all local and std calls at 1 paise/sec with an erecharge of Rs 12(Talktime Rs 10.88/-)valid for 365 days.The local and national sms's are charged at 50 paise and Rs 1 respectively.All roaming calls are charged at 60 paise/min.Virgin is providing their services on Tata Docomo's network. Add a comment

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Virgin Mobile GSM now in Orissa

Virgin Mobile

virgin-mobile-orissa-launchVirgin Mobile today announced the launch of its GSM services in Orissa post the launch in five southern circles. Virgin is offering its subscriber in Orissa (Odisha) a tariff of 20p/min for STD and local calls to any Virgin Mobile number without any pack. Virgin Mobile customers calling any other network will be charged at 40p/min for local and 50p/min for STD calls again without any packs. At the time of launch, Virgin Mobile GSM services will be available in more than 4,000 RCV and 3,000 SUK outlets which will cater to 65% of the urban youth population in the circle. Add a comment

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Virgin Mobile's 10 "First of its kind Services" in GSM segment

Virgin Mobile

virgin-mobile-gsmVirgin Mobile recently introduced it GSM Mobile service in South India. Virgin Mobile GSM, being a youth brand, entered in GSM segment and announced 10 "first of its kind" services to attract youth. The ten industry ‘firsts’ include the  VAS offerings like ‘vMingle’, vBelong’, ‘vGenie’, ‘WOW’ ‘vJingle. Virgin Mobile will also be the first mobile service brand to offer its users a full bill guarantee on prepaid. In case the billing complaints of users are not addressed within 48 hours, bill shall be paid for by Virgin Mobile.  Virgin Mobile users will also get itemised mobile bills on prepaid  without any extra cost Add a comment

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Virgin Mobile launched GSM services in India

Virgin Mobile

virgin-mobile-gsm-logoVirgin Mobile has launched its GSM services in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Chennai and Tamil Nadu Circle. Virgin GSM SIM Card is available at Rs. 49. It comes with zero balance and lifetime validity. To activate the SIM First Recharge of atleat Rs. 10 is necessary. Apart from Rs. 10 other FRC denominations are Rs. 25, Rs. 40, Rs. 50 and Rs. 100. Default call rates are Re. 1/min for local calls and Rs. 1.5 for STD calls.

Two Tariffs - Pay Per Minute and Pay Per Second -  are available to reduce the default call rates. Add a comment

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Dress Up your Mobile with vArtitude

Virgin Mobile

virgin-mobile-vartitudeNow Dress up your mobile with Virgin Mobile's vArtitude. vArtitude lets you create a skin for your mobile. As of now this is availabe for limited number of mobiles only and we predict in future Virgin Mobile will provide vArtidude for more handsets.

How to Dress Up your Mobile?
1.Visit vArtidude website
2.Choose your Device
3.Explore designs already available or create your own
4.Proceed to Shopping Cart Add a comment

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Virgin Mobile to launch GSM services soon

Virgin Mobile

virgin-mobile-logo-2Virgin Mobile,the youth brand of Tata Teleservices is planning to expand its reach by launching its GSM services. According to our sources Virgin Mobile will be very soon announce launch of its GSM Services in Mumbai & Maharashtra and Chennai and Tamil Nadu Circle.

It is possible that Virgin Mobile GSM may use TATA DOCOMO's network just as Virgin Mobile is using TATA Indicom's network to operate.TATA DOCOMO is yet to roll out its services all over India so it will take time for Virgin to establish its mark all over India. Add a comment

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Virgin Mobile reduces call rates

Virgin Mobile

virgin-mobile-logo-2Virgin mobile has joined the Tariff War started by all the companies in recent past. To avail the reduced rates a subscriber needs to purchase a new sim priced at 49 Rs which comes with a lifetime validity.

Tariff is as follows:
  • Virgin to Virgin- 15 paise/min
  • Virgin to Others (Local) - 30 paise/min
  • STD Call charge- 50 paise/min
  • Daily rental of Re. 1 will be charged Add a comment

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Virgin Mobile Introduces Per Second Billing

Virgin Mobile

virgin-mobile-logoVirgin Mobile,the youth brand of Tata Teleservices was the last to join the per second billing wagon.In this month every provided came with their own versions of Per Second Billing but nothing was as enticing as the plans launched by Reliance & Tata Docomo.The fire ignited by Tata Docomo has done wonders to Indian Telecom industry with fare dropping drastically in past couple of days.Virgin mobile which is known for its aggressive marketing tactics has always launched per second billing in Mumbai,Maharashtra & Goa circle.They have opted to stick to a simple plan unlike GSM giants like Airtel,Vodafone and !dea which gives off-net calling at 1.2 paise/second.



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