Some time last year, I decided to ditch my BSNL Broadband Connection in favor of one from Airtel. I wrote a detailed DIY post on how to surrender and close your BSNL broadband connection. Here are some interesting statistics on how many readers have downloaded my “connection surrender request letter” template —
Data as on 06-May-2012 @ 17:10 IST.
What a pity. There’s no way to measure this impact on BSNL’s Balance Sheet / P & L.
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@Vinaya,
Wow, amazing, 4500+ readers. Even if 2000 readers would have actually closed their connection and would have a monthly plan of Rs. 500 it would be a loss of Rs. 10 lakhs to BSNL every month.
Great work… Way to go…………
Rakesh
@Rakesh —
He he he… :-)
Hi Vinaya,
Thanks for this blog.
My BSNL broadband bandwidth is a misery.
From last month it is below 500 kbps (Supposed to be 2 mbps).
So downlaoded the forms…
Need to submit before the begining of the next billing cycle before the bill date
and get this connection disconnected.
Which plan of airtel have u opted and how is it?
Thanks,
Girish
@Girish —
I have the 2 Mbps plan with a 5 GB data cap per month. Planning to upgrade to 4 Mbps.