MNP rules becomes quicker, simpler - 2 days for same circle and 4 days for different circles

[Sarkar]

Telecom regulator Trai Thursday revamped mobile number portability (MNP) rules, making the entire process faster and simpler, and prescribed two days timeline for port out requests within a service area.

Similarly, timeline of four working days has been prescribed for requests for port out from one circle to other.

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Trai revamps MNP rules to make number portability quicker, simpler

 

[Endgame]

@Sarkar bro, what's the best provider (in terms of validity without any monthly charges)? I want to avoid AVoId.

 

[Advik]

@Sarkar bro, what's the best provider (in terms of validity without any monthly charges)? I want to avoid AVoId.

Go for bsnl bro. U will get 6 month validity in 36rs recharge with 30rs talktime and 1gb data for 7 days. Im using same from last 2 years and now my father also after this new rule. We have 5 bsnl connection in our family.

 

[Anup Tiwari]

@Sarkar bro, what's the best provider (in terms of validity without any monthly charges)? I want to avoid AVoId.

I port my wife's mobile no to bsnl. 36 rs for 6 month

 

[Mystique]

Achhe din for bsnl

 

[Sumanth]

Earlier there used to be a plan in BSNL called Freedom Plan for 136 for 2 years. Sadly, its not there anymore (I recharged with 36 few days ago)

 

[Sarkar]

@Sarkar bro, what's the best provider (in terms of validity without any monthly charges)? I want to avoid AVoId.

BSNL is giving away free SIM upto 31 dec in WB circle so i got few

 

[Endgame]

BSNL is giving away free SIM upto 31 dec in WB circle so i got few

Bro, I don't need new numbers. My requirement is to port 2 Airtel numbers (after they implemented mandatory validity recharge), just to keep them active for messages (OTPs).

 

[Endgame]

It looks BSNL is the way. But the problem is, porting to BSNL is really hectic.

 

[Sarkar]

Bro, I don't need new numbers. My requirement is to port 2 Airtel numbers (after they implemented mandatory validity recharge), just to keep them active for messages (OTPs).

BSNL is the way to go for safekeeping secondary numbers at cheapest cost. Don't expect anything spectacular from 3G(if it works) but voice works fine in BSNL but they have those blackout days