Tata Docomo announces free incoming roaming plan

Free incoming will be offered to its post paid customer during roaming in the country.

PTI | April 12, 2011



Tata Docomo, GSM arm of Tata Teleservices, has announced a tariff plan that will offer free incoming to its post paid customer during roaming in the country.

Currently this offer is available on three plans namely Roam Free 299, Roam Free 499 and Roam Free 799. Under these plans, customer can take 4, 7 and 12 free toppings, respectively, the company said in a statement.

This means in Roam Free 299 plan, Tata Docomo will give option to customise usage plans by choosing any combination of the 4 basic packaged services. These four options are 200 local minutes, 150 STD minutes, 500 local SMSs or 100 MB 2G data, it said.

Similarly in Roam free 499 and 799, customer will be able to choose from 7 and 12 such options, respectively.
 

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