Monday, July 20, 2009

Re: BTRC reduces internet bandwidth price by 33pc




it shows.. "Amra sobai jodi btrc@btrc.gov.bd address e amader isp er ei monopoly business er against e mail kori tahole kaj hobe bole mone hoy. Mail e ISP er Adddress, Previous Rate, Current Rate and user's address mention korte vhulben na... "


On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 1:40 PM, alamgir Hossain <digitalonline@msn.com> wrote:


Can you explain sumi, what do you mean by monopoly.



To: ict_of_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com
From: shumi_cse_nsu@yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 19 Jul 2009 05:50:44 +0000
Subject: [ict_of_bangladesh] Re: BTRC reduces internet bandwidth price by 33pc

আমরা সবাই যদি btrc@btrc.gov.bd ঠিকানায় আমাদের আইএসপির এই মোনোপলি ব্যবসার বিরুদ্ধে মেইল করি তবে কাজ হবে বলে মনে হয়। মেইলে আইএসপির নাম �" ঠিকানা , আগের রেট �" বর্তমান রেট, আপনার ঠিকানা লিখতে ভুলবেন না।


Shumi




--- In ict_of_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com, "ICT of Bangladesh" <ict_of_bangladesh@...> wrote:
>
> Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has reduced the price of internet bandwidth by about 33 per cent, reports BSS.
>
> The price of per MBPS bandwidth has been slashed to Tk 18,000 from Tk 27,000.
>
> The BTRC took the decision to reduce the bandwidth price to expand the use of internet as part of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's pledge to build a digital Bangladesh.
>
> Besides, the Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company Limited has decided to reduce the price of weight megment bandwidth by 10 per cent and proposed special price cut in internal backhole for BTCL and internet access.
>
> Following this, the mobile and ISP operators have agreed to provide their subscribers with quality services at reduced rates, the release said.
>
> The BTRC has taken the decision in consultation with all public and private operators in line with the government's directive to spread telecommunication and internet facilities up to the grassroots level, the press release added.
>



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Sunday, July 19, 2009

ISP's doing what when BTRC reduces Internet bandwidth Price?




Dear Friends,

First of all I would appreciate BTRC for taking steps to reduce the rate.

Question is - Would we(Specially Home User) enjoy that Reduced Rate/Better Speed from our ISP? Who is gonna ensure this?
To ensure this we need a monitoring body. BTRC or some other authority can do that.
I am specially noticing Mr. Alamgir about the word you noticed "Monopoly", used by Sumi, as far I understand she didn't want to mean monopoly business but the unethical, Illogical rate imposed by the ISP's of our country.

So bringing the price down in mainstream should have a effect at user end too in respective manner. Otherwise we should raise our voice to a authorized body that can take necessary steps against ISP's unethical rate.

Regards,

Masud Pervez

On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 12:40 PM, alamgir Hossain <digitalonline@msn.com> wrote:


Can you explain sumi, what do you mean by monopoly.



To: ict_of_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com
From: shumi_cse_nsu@yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 19 Jul 2009 05:50:44 +0000
Subject: [ict_of_bangladesh] Re: BTRC reduces internet bandwidth price by 33pc

আমরা সবাই যদি btrc@btrc.gov.bd ঠিকানায় আমাদের আইএসপির এই মোনোপলি ব্যবসার বিরুদ্ধে মেইল করি তবে কাজ হবে বলে মনে হয়। মেইলে আইএসপির নাম �" ঠিকানা , আগের রেট �" বর্তমান রেট, আপনার ঠিকানা লিখতে ভুলবেন না।


Shumi




--- In ict_of_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com, "ICT of Bangladesh" <ict_of_bangladesh@...> wrote:
>
> Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has reduced the price of internet bandwidth by about 33 per cent, reports BSS.
>
> The price of per MBPS bandwidth has been slashed to Tk 18,000 from Tk 27,000.
>
> The BTRC took the decision to reduce the bandwidth price to expand the use of internet as part of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's pledge to build a digital Bangladesh.
>
> Besides, the Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company Limited has decided to reduce the price of weight megment bandwidth by 10 per cent and proposed special price cut in internal backhole for BTCL and internet access.
>
> Following this, the mobile and ISP operators have agreed to provide their subscribers with quality services at reduced rates, the release said.
>
> The BTRC has taken the decision in consultation with all public and private operators in line with the government's directive to spread telecommunication and internet facilities up to the grassroots level, the press release added.
>

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GP Internet Service QoS and Other Issue


BTRC did a great job. however, for whom? I guess this great is meant for the ISPs. I can't talk about other ISPs. However, i can say about my ISP, GP, whose service is very persistently degrading day by day. We never noticed bw/service quality improvements after price
reduction. They are only offer low price package like 300tk. But are not BTRC noticing that they are providing 1GB at this price that even isn't enough for daily mail checking and simple browsing. Earlier I got 25KB+ download speed. Now I feel myself lucky when I get this. The
browsing condition is worse in case of GP. I have seen pages comes in seconds in even normal cable connection getting max of 10KB. But we can go restroom while pages loading in GP. Earlier, we could do voice chat which is now dream in GP.

So, should not BTRC monitor this? I guess, the staffs of GP is convincing them by saying 'See! we are offering internet in 300tk/month".

The reasons for that I usage GP is mobility and honestly their service is 99% (guess) up. I can get xx bytes sometime, but still I am connected online


Best Regard,
Raju
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BTRC reduces bandwidth price but ISPs of Bangladesh?


Our ISP/Mobile operator should ensure double speed/bandwidth from now.
Neither they are reducing the price or increasing the bandwidth.
I think If they can satisfied their clients ensuring proper Internet speed we will be happy to pay them reasonable price.
For example: GP 1 GB data under prepaid package (P6) is TK. 300+Vat and validity is one month. So if a P6 user reach his limit in 3 days what is their problem? Why not they ensure proper speed for prepaid user? They are proving share bandwidth and nobody is happy on their service. Recently I have visited Malaysia. Their 1MB bandwidth price is 100 Malaysian ringgit that is about 2000 Taka !
Hasan

On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 1:40 PM, alamgir Hossain <digitalonline@msn.com> wrote:


Can you explain sumi, what do you mean by monopoly.



To: ict_of_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com
From: shumi_cse_nsu@yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 19 Jul 2009 05:50:44 +0000
Subject: [ict_of_bangladesh] Re: BTRC reduces internet bandwidth price by 33pc

আমরা সবাই যদি btrc@btrc.gov.bd ঠিকানায় আমাদের আইএসপির এই মোনোপলি ব্যবসার বিরুদ্ধে মেইল করি তবে কাজ হবে বলে মনে হয়। মেইলে আইএসপির নাম �" ঠিকানা , আগের রেট �" বর্তমান রেট, আপনার ঠিকানা লিখতে ভুলবেন না।


Shumi




--- In ict_of_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com, "ICT of Bangladesh" <ict_of_bangladesh@...> wrote:
>
> Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has reduced the price of internet bandwidth by about 33 per cent, reports BSS.
>
> The price of per MBPS bandwidth has been slashed to Tk 18,000 from Tk 27,000.
>
> The BTRC took the decision to reduce the bandwidth price to expand the use of internet as part of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's pledge to build a digital Bangladesh.
>
> Besides, the Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company Limited has decided to reduce the price of weight megment bandwidth by 10 per cent and proposed special price cut in internal backhole for BTCL and internet access.
>
> Following this, the mobile and ISP operators have agreed to provide their subscribers with quality services at reduced rates, the release said.
>
> The BTRC has taken the decision in consultation with all public and private operators in line with the government's directive to spread telecommunication and internet facilities up to the grassroots level, the press release added.
&gt

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Re: BTRC reduces internet bandwidth price by 33pc





Can you explain sumi, what do you mean by monopoly.



To: ict_of_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com
From: shumi_cse_nsu@yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 19 Jul 2009 05:50:44 +0000
Subject: [ict_of_bangladesh] Re: BTRC reduces internet bandwidth price by 33pc

আমরা সবাই যদি btrc@btrc.gov.bd ঠিকানায় আমাদের আইএসপির এই মোনোপলি ব্যবসার বিরুদ্ধে মেইল করি তবে কাজ হবে বলে মনে হয়। মেইলে আইএসপির নাম �" ঠিকানা , আগের রেট �" বর্তমান রেট, আপনার ঠিকানা লিখতে ভুলবেন না।

Shumi




--- In ict_of_bangladesh@yahoogroups.com, "ICT of Bangladesh" <ict_of_bangladesh@...> wrote:
>
> Bangladesh Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has reduced the price of internet bandwidth by about 33 per cent, reports BSS.
>
> The price of per MBPS bandwidth has been slashed to Tk 18,000 from Tk 27,000.
>
> The BTRC took the decision to reduce the bandwidth price to expand the use of internet as part of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's pledge to build a digital Bangladesh.
>
> Besides, the Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company Limited has decided to reduce the price of weight megment bandwidth by 10 per cent and proposed special price cut in internal backhole for BTCL and internet access.
>
> Following this, the mobile and ISP operators have agreed to provide their subscribers with quality services at reduced rates, the release said.
>
> The BTRC has taken the decision in consultation with all public and private operators in line with the government's directive to spread telecommunication and internet facilities up to the grassroots level, the press release added.
>



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