Airtel TRAI SMS Regulation From September 25

 

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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has ordered all mobile operators to restrict the maximum of 100 Sms/day to cut down SMS spam.It is believed that this will help to stop telemarketing messages. TRAI said that all telecom operator in India should withdraw all telecom resources allocated to a telemarketer except those resources which have been allocated in accordance with the provisions of the regulations. The most sad thing is that TRAI also asks the telecom operators to withdraw all the SMS packs which provide more than 100 SMS per day.

Today I received a SMS from AT-Alerts with the following message.

As per TRAI Regulation, effective 25-Sep-2011 SMS sending will be limited to 100 SMS/day. This will be inclusive of free, discounted and chargeable SMS“.

The new regulation, which is bound to make some texting fans unhappy. :( This created unhappy waves to Lovers and Friends who spend most of time in Messaging.

Who is Highly Affected Due to TRAI SMS Regulation?

This decision will really effect all heavy texters, especially

  • Youngsters
  • Couples
  • Friends circle.

I am totally unhappy with decision taken by TRAI. “When One Door Closes Another Door Opens”, I dono how far this regulation will help to prevent SMS spam. This is utter waste only.

What’s your opinion about TRAI regulation?

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14 Responses to “Airtel TRAI SMS Regulation From September 25”

commenter

its realyy causing a lot of trouble for all the youngsters because we do messages only this is a way of humilating your citizens please remove it as soon as posibble…

commenter

hi sirr wats dis plan and how many days it wll continue ………..

commenter

I am not sure. But Airtel charges Re.1 if the user crosses the limit of 100 SMS/ day. Its highly unacceptable …..

Vinod kumar shetty | September 25th, 2011 at 10:48 PM
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mostly deaf people use to sms pack between deaf and deaf..if trai regulation start maximum sms 100 per day so how to increase than 100sms for deaf community.

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hello,
Do u really think tht this rule will be affecting coz if this is only for stopping the telemarketing then i think this is worthless to take this decision coz if comanies want then they can use cheap call rates and free calls packs for marketing purpose then what will TRAI do ????

commenter

chutiya hai telecom wale shale lovers ko jine nhi daige

commenter

TRAI took this decision for the sake of some telecom companies. If govt. really wants to regulate the marketing masseges then it is not right way… TRAI doin consumer offence..

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how to check the msg bal ??

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hey watz ds dnt u thnk ds s stupid.
how cn v b in contact wit our frndz wit 100 msgs daily.

commenter

Shannu…
This is Congress Govt trick to STOP fast spreading of Corruption awareness among Youngster through SMS.
For Vote bank they keeping terrorist like Ajmal Kasab & Absal Guru Alive.

This congress will never think about people, They will just do their best acting to get oscar. I never ever trust this congress.

PleaseDONT VOTE FOR CONGRESS they are the guys who are SPOILING our Nation right from the beginning.

commenter

nice Praveen… you are very straight forward. But this topic really need some discussion.

commenter

Thanks buddy :) Sure need to discuss a lot

commenter

I don’t think this is reasonable. It seems like users no longer have full control with their handsets. They should look for another way to stop spam.

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