Good News RailTel launched RailWire Satrang Super Packs

[Phoenix96]

Railwire new Super packs with 22 OTT benefits going upto 300Mbps as follows:

Updated terms and conditions apply

terms&conditions

Complete updated RailWire Broadband tariff details:

RailWire Broadband Tariffs

 

[Athreya B N]

This is absolutely great plans considering the Ott offerings

 

[Phoenix96]

This is absolutely great plans considering the Ott offerings

I'd say great indication of competition. Atleast consumers will be able to choose for their ISP unlike Mobile telco sh#tshow

 

[Balaji G]

I'd say great indication of competition. Atleast consumers will be able to choose for their ISP unlike Mobile telco sh#tshow

Our LCO gives both Railwire and BSNL. I am thinking to switch over to Railwire.

 

[Bapun]

I have used Railwire Broadband in the past. The speeds aren't up to mark.

On high-speed plans, we don't get promised speeds. Sadly, it never improved despite me showing the issue to LCO and even the MSO.

Apart from that I also got slowless/speed drops from time to time.

Another problem was daily, at around 12:10 am the GPON would disconnect and reconnect, I don't know why.

Overall, my experience with Railwire wasn't satisfactory.

 

[Zuke]

I have used Railwire Broadband in the past. The speeds aren't up to mark.

On high-speed plans, we don't get promised speeds. Sadly, it never improved despite me showing the issue to LCO and even the MSO.

Apart from that I also got slowless/speed drops from time to time.

Another problem was daily, at around 12:10 am the GPON would disconnect and reconnect.

Overall, my experience with Railwire wasn't satisfactory.

In my last few days with them, their speed improved quite a lot and I stopped seeing slowdowns often. It was often touching 200Mbps (my plan) but the disconnect issues are quite often here.

 

[Balaji G]

I used Railwire during 2013, those days I used to get the plan speed but later I switched to BSNL, since the cost of BSNL was less and they had given a landline.
Our neighbours here in my area are using a railwire and said no issues so far. It's upto LCO when it comes to a reliable service, for us BSNL and Railwire are given by the same LCO and same Line. Both BSNL and Railwire outage is very rare here. I think considering the cost and OTT Railwire is better than BSNL.

 

[TheAndroidFreak]

This is absolutely great plans considering the Ott offering

Competition brings big players to their knees. Railwire isn't even big player. We need competition to Airtel/Jio/Tata. ACT/Excitel/Alliance/Asianet express has improved their services. Now it's upto other players to step up and give cheap 200-400Mbps plans under 1200-1500.

We need similar kind of competition at the end of the year. BSNL should complete deployment of 1.5L sites with 2100Mhz+700Mhz(10Mhz each, if possible CA between them).