Most providers has an easy way to change plans. But with Tata Docomo it is a head ache. I have two tata docomo postpaid numbers with 350 plan. I wanted to change plan to 222. For one number, they changed the plan and said it will reflect in the next bill. For the second one I have been calling many times and they said it is not available. As per their request I sent a mail on 24th evening. They replied back telling there is no such plan. Then I sent them the screenshot from website and they got that mail just past 12 AM.

Took Ultimate 499 plan. Had clicked in an ad telling 7GB internet. Got only 3 GB initially, but when followed up I got 3 GB more to 6 GB as per their current offer (not as per the ad I clicked on). In first bill generation date, the first part 3 GB became 1 GB. Second part 3 GB not even renewed. Customer care clames it on app and asked to reinstall. Even after reinstall, the same. Can't even port as it needs minimum 3 months. Anyway they can show their numbers for Voda merger. I have taken screen shots too. Hope TRAI will do something regarding these misleading ads.

I took a postpaid sim and the representative said 24 hour activation. Next day, even one lady contacted me and confirmed my address and location. Later by night I got a message that I couldn't be contacted and provided a callback number: 9071410548. That number is either not reachable, or switched off or wimply rings without noone picking up. Again after a day I am getting the same message again. This raises few questions: Looks like someone is trying to meet SLA by simply updating the system that I am not reachable.

HDFC bank charges Rs. 5 per Rs. 1000 for cash transactions in non-home branches even for premium salary account holders for amounts greater than 50000. My personal banker said it is RBI guideline and the fee is fixed for all private banks in India. Is is true?

Today tried using IMPS to transfer funds to Standard Chartered Bank (Beneficiary) from CITI and HDFC. While I transferred successfully from City, HDFC gave a message that the Beneficiary Bank does not support IMPS. How true is HDFCs message, putting a blame on other bank when its system should be checked? Or does Standard Chartered Bank shows any discrimination to HDFC?