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Tata Indicom Extends Data Roaming to 160 Countries

Tata Indicom subscribers can now roam across 160 countries with a single login internet access.

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Tech2 News Staff|Jul 17, 2009, 12:27:25 IST

Tata Communications has extended its global data roaming services to mobile customers through Cyberpass and Tata Indicom subscribers can now roam across 160 countries with a single login internet access.

This roaming service available to Tata Indicom post-paid (mobile, Walky and data card) subscribers will allow users to access the Internet through dial-up, broadband or from Wi-Fi zones, across the world, using a single login and password enabled by Cyberpass.

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"This is a pioneering service introduced by Tata Indicom, another amongst the host of "firsts" offered to the customers. It brings together not only the comfort of a hassle–free and secure billing process, but also the calculations of the bill being in Indian Rupees in spite of international roaming. It further reduces the limitations of availing Tata Indicom services to enhance customer experience," said Pradeep Dwivedi, Senior Vice President-Marketing, Tata Teleservices Limited.

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This Global Data Roaming Service can be activated through a simple registration process at the Tata Indicom and Cyberpass websites. Once registered, the user can download the dialer from the Tata Indicom website for a log-in across the globe. While on roaming at an overseas Wi-Fi zone, a customer can login through the dialer after selecting the appropriate service provider from the dropdown list, and start surfing.

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Users will also be able to view their Global Roaming Usage by going in to the "My Usage" sub section in the "Cyberpass" website.

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First Published:Jul 17, 2009, 12:27:25 IST
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