Do you own India Airtel iPhone 6 or any other device? The company wants to charge its subscribers for VoIP services and it has already added the changes to its data policy where it describes plans to charge users additional costs for making VoIP calls.
Airtel India VoIP services will cost more for all subscribers who are using Airtel data and internet packs or plans. Subscribers will only be able to browse the web for the price they are paying each month. If they decide to use Skype, Viber and other VoIP applications, users will have to pay 10p for 10KB [if you are using 2G connection] and 4p for 10KB [if you are using 3G connection]. These are standard data rates of the carrier.
In other words, if you are connected to this Indian company and make phone calls through Skype etc. you will have to pay additionally to your overall monthly data plan payments because the new charges will not be deducted from the allowance you get per month.
The firm also promises to soon present their own VoIP connectivity but this independent pack hasn’t been released yet thus subscribers have to pay for the services they are using from 4p to 10p for 10KB of data.
The new policy will become legit in six months from now. All the extra charges will be applied to pre-paid subscribers. It is interesting that you can make video calls over VoIP without any extra charges.
There are a lot of VoIP apps that allow users call each for free over the internet which makes international phone calls pretty cheap, but it looks like Indian company doesn’t like this idea and wishes to earn more.
Maybe you’d like to order Airtel iPhone 6 unlock SIM free service through factory IMEI or any other way to be able to switch to Indian carriers that don’t charge you per each VoIP call you decide to make. Is it a good deal?