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New GPRS packs from Tata DoCoMo – GPRS on demand, 1 paisa / 20 KB, day plans

PR NEWS: In its continuous efforts to ‘DO the New’, TATA DOCOMO has announced the launch of ‘GPRS on Demand’ via 5 comprehensive GPRS Packs with an aim to redefine the way consumers perceive and use Internet on their mobiles! With a view to cater to specific data requirements, these packs go a long way in more than fulfilling the ever increasing demand for ‘connectivity on the move’.

New GPRS packs from Tata DoCoMo - GPRS on demand, 1 paisa / 20 KB, day plans

TATA DOCOMO launches 5 New GPRS Packs

1. GPRS on Demand
2. Combination of Day and Night Data usage
3. Widest range of packs – 1 day, 3 day, 15 days and 30 days
4. Attractive Daily Pack for impulse usage
5. 1paisa/20KB on Post Free Data Consumption
6. Available via multiple access modes

Priced at affordable rates, the TATA DOCOMO GPRS Packs include an attractive Daily Pack for Rs. 5/ with a 10 MB download limit and validity till midnight on the day of recharge and a unique Monthly Pack for Rs. 48/- with a 30 day validity along with Free 100MB Data limit during the Day and free 2GB Data limit during the Night.

In a ‘first of its kind’ step, TAT DOCOMO is offering value by way of the quantum of data bundled via Day and Night data usage combined with a never before rate of just 1 paisa/20 Kb post the consumption of the free usage, within the validity period.

The 5 GPRS Packs are detailed in the table below:

PACKDay free
(7am to 11pm)		Night free usage

(11pm to 7am)

Validity DaysPost Free usage with validity left
95/-2004GB3050p/1MB
48/-1002GB3050p/1MB
33/-501GB1550p/1MB
15/-30500MB350p/1MB
5/-10MB12 Mid Night50p/1MB

The above mentioned GPRS Packs will only be available to TATA DOCOMO subscribers on TATA DOCOMO home and roaming networks. Furthermore they are applicable on DOCOMO INTERNET APN only.

The GPRS Packs can be activated via multiple access modes i.e. SMS, Special EVD and Paper.

-To pull internet settings please sms “INTERNET” to 52270 and save them as default settings on your mobile
-To get Recharge Instruction for all packs: Call 12526(toll free) OR Dial *135*# OK
-To activate the Rs. 5/- Daily Pass, SMS “GPRS” to 121
-For more information on the TATA DOCOMO GPRS Packs visit: www.tatadocomo.com/gprs.aspx
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