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Tata Indicom Introduces New BlackBerry Plans at Rs. 99

Telecom service provider, Tata Indicom has announced the launch of three new Blackberry service plans for its new customers.

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Karan Shah|Jul 22, 2011, 13:19:16 IST

Telecom service provider, Tata Indicom has announced the launch of three new BlackBerry service plans for their new customers. The new plans start at Rs. 99, Rs. 199 and Rs. 599 for the first three months. Standard monthly prices of Rs. 299, Rs. 399 and Rs. 900, respectively will be applied after the three month promotional period.

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According to Tata Indicom, the MaiLite plan for Rs. 99 offers Tata Indicom postpaid customers access to as many as 10 supported e-mail accounts along with BBM (BlackBerry Messenger), as well as other popular Instant Messaging services for an initial period of three months. Thereafter, the standard Rs. 299 plan will be activated. Tata Indicom introduces Rs. 99 Blackberry Plans

Tata Indicom introduces Rs. 99 BlackBerry Plans

The BlackBerry Internet Service plan for Rs. 199 offers access for up to 10 supported e-mail accounts, BBM, Instant Messaging services and social networking along with Internet browsing for three month period. The Rs. 399 plan will be applied after the three month period is over.

The service plan for BlackBerry Enterprise Server for Rs. 599, includes all of the above, plus access to corporate data and tight integration with IBM Lotus Domino, Microsoft Exchange or Novell GroupWise. Like the previous plans, this too will be for the initial three months, after which users will be billed Rs. 900 per month for data usage.

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First Published:Jul 22, 2011, 13:19:16 IST
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