Thursday 20 September 2012

The new TRAI rule will make ISD calls cheaper

Customers would have to pay less for the International long distance calls with the introduction of new rule by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). The new rule is all set to intensify the competition since the regulator TRAI has allowed telephone users of one operator to calling cards from other operators. 
Therefore, the Vodafone customers will be able to make calls to US or UK by buying Reliance’s global calling card as well. 

Several foreign companies such as BT, AT&T and Orange would also be able to enter the International calling arena in India since now they will also be able to sell their voice calling cards to retail enterprise telephone customers in India. Such companies are only allowed to provide data services to bigger companies now. 
The regulator has also directed all the operators to allow others to use their access networks so the customers can choose their calling cards companies as well, other than their own service provider. 
The new move from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India will allow a price war in International calling category. In this category, the tariffs have remained the same for long time, whereas the tariffs have gone down in other voice segments.

Source:
http://cablequest.org/news/telecom-news/item/959-the-new-trai-rule-will-make-isd-calls-cheaper.htmlSource: http://cablequest.org/news/telecom-news/item/959-the-new-trai-rule-will-make-isd-calls-cheaper.html

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