PTCL lauched Double Balance offer for its Vfone Customers. if you recharge your vfone, then you will get additional balance equals to the amount you recharge. this offer for those customers, who have not using their vfone from 31 August 2011. vfone offer very low call rates, customers can call for Rs 1.30 per minute. [...]

PTCL updated its policy, according to updated policy, DSL customers will have to pay “Extra” 5000 Rs, if they exceed 300 GB. PTCL sets this limit of 300 GB for 1MB, 2MB, 4MB, 6Mb and 8MB. According to PTCL, PTCL Notified its customers through E-mail and by calling them. 10Mb, 20MB and 50MB DSL packages [...]

With the PTCL Mobile Bucket packages you can call from your landline number to any mobile number in Pakistan at affordable rates as and when you require.

Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd (PTCL) has launched a proficient “One Wire Does It All” package, said a statement issued by the company.

Through a single landline connection, PTCL customers can now avail its multiple range of services, including unlimited on-net calling, unlimited Broadband downloads, Mobile calls at Rs.1.25 per minute, IPTV service charges waiver, line rent waiver and a free Wifi Modem.

The One Wire’s range of unique packages start from Double-Up Unlimited 1Mbps at Rs.1,999; 2Mbps Broadband for Rs.2,299; 4Mbps Broadband for Rs.2,999; 6Mbps Broadband for Rs.5,999; and 8Mbps Broadband for Rs.7,999 only.

“The One Wire is an effort by PTCL to keep adding value and color to our customers’ lives while keeping them connected to the world,” said Senior Executive Vice President Commercial, Naveed Saeed. “This unlimited offer further strengthens the bond between PTCL and its loyal customers.”

“We want to provide PTCL’s services to the remotest parts of the country,” said Executive Vice President, Aasif Inam. “The One Wire offer will further PTCL’s objective to provide innovative telecom facilities to the low-income population segments while re-emphasizing PTCL as the only integrated telecom company in the country which is providing affordable service with high-speed and clarity.”

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Pakistan Telecommunications Company Limited (PTCL) is leading all operators in the country by providing to consumers the highest quality Broadband Internet service, according to the second nationwide Quality of Service (QoS) 2011 survey conducted by Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA).

Released last week, the PTA survey places PTCL in category A (more than 95%) at Lahore, Rawalpindi, Peshawar and Quetta, and in category B (more than 80%) at Karachi for the 1Mbps wire-line broadband service.

The survey was carried out in Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta, Rawalpindi/Islamabad and Muzaffarabad for categories of 512Kbps and 1Mbps in both wire-line and wireless broadband services offered by different operators.

The survey measures operators’ overall performance based on PTA’s key performance indicators (KPIs), including service availability, download and upload bandwidth speed, round-trip time, and service retain-ability.

“Pakistan is the world’s 4th fastest growing broadband market, and PTCL is the country’s single largest broadband service provider with 95% market share,” said Senior Executive Vice President, Naveed Saeed. “In line with the Government’s vision for Broadband growth in Pakistan, we are leading the country’s broadband revolution from the front by making this technology affordable through lowered entry barriers; by geographically bringing the service within the reach of a common user across the country; and by continuous improvements in customer care.”

The PTA terms Broadband as “a significant economic stimulus for any country”, and PTCL DSL is spearheading its exponential growth in Pakistan with a footprint in over 1,100 cities and towns. PTCL is the world’s first operator to introduce “UltraNet” using VDSL2 bonding technology with speeds up to 50mbps on a copper network; and it has deployed the Fiber to the Home (FTTH) technology.

Last year, PTCL again became the world’s first operator to commercially launch 3G EVDO Rev B service. In the form of EVO NITRO, it gives consumers the market’s maximum speed of 9.3MBPs. PTCL has Pakistan’s largest and fastest growing 3G EVDO wireless broadband network, with connectivity and roaming in nearly 200 cities.

“PTCL is one of the most progressive data connectivity providers of the world and Broadband is now a driver for Pakistan’s national GDP,” said Mr. Saeed. “We have a responsibility to develop Pakistan’s technology and data network for establishing the echo system conducive for our country’s economic growth and social uplift, and PTCL is fully primed to facilitate that.”

The first to bring to Pakistan EVO dongles with Internet connectivity, PTCL has followed by launching its innovative 3G EVO Wi-Fi Cloud to connect multiple Wi-Fi devices simultaneously and the first ever PTCL 3G Android EVO Tab with built-in wireless broadband offering Internet connectivity on the go.

This month, PTCL launched Pakistan’s first 3G enabled Android Smartphone, IVIO Icon Pro that offers dual support for both EVDO and GSM/CDMA network.

Via: PTCL Media Center

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PTCL Brings Country Wide Mobile Bucket. There are Two Packages, one is 200 Mobile minutes For RS. 250 per month, and second package is, 400 Mobile minutes for Rs 500 per month. Call 1236 from your PTCL Landline for more details. Posts that Relate to this ArticleResize/Convert your Images Online at PicresizeZong live web chatCelluon evoMouse [...]

PTCL launches another new package with which landline customers can make discounted calls to any cellular Network across Pakistan.

PTCL now offers two packages allowing customers to call from fixed to mobile according to their needs.

In the atmosphere of highly competitive telecommunication industry, PTCL offers Mobile bucket packages in which customer will be able to make calls from fixed line / landline to any mobile operator in Pakistan (including Ufone, Warid, Zong, Mobilink & Telenor) on discounted rate.

Package Details:

Mobile Bucket 1:

• Commercially launched on December 10
• 200 mobile minutes for Rs. 250 per month

Mobile Bucket 2:

• Newly launched Package
• 400 mobile minutes for Rs 500 per month

Offer Banner:

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Gul Hammad Farooqi Chitral, January 18: Continuous breakdown of PTCL service vis a vis DSL and media has entered the ninth day at a stretch with no eyebrows raised by the department. Complaints to the effect have fallen on deaf ears and even approaching the GMs and Directors of PTCL has had no effect. PTCL [...]

In his recent TV program “Kharri Baat” on Dunya News, anchor/journalist Mubasher Lucman shows a clip burning his telephone set. The reason being frustration and disappointment with the customer service of PTCL. At the end he also commits to do an investigative program on how PTCL is involved in severe customer rights violation.

Check out the footage from the show before we go to second part of our post:

Now, as our friends at Telecomistan first uncovers, Mubasher Lucman believes that UAE based ownership of PTCL is passing on sensitive information to CIA. Lucman makes this claim on his twitter:

When one talks about the owners of PTCL, it indirectly points at Etisalat Group which owns the management stake at PTCL.

It is worth mentioning here that Lucman’s twitter account is not yet verified, have tweeted only 21 times and in his recent tweets he also says to be active on twitter henceforth.

To maintain his credibility, he should soon come with his program on this subject.

IVIO Icon Pro by PTCL is an Android smart phone enabled with 3G. Two Packages of IVIO Icon Pro are available namely Evo Wind and Evo Wings. For Rs.16 999, get the smart phone with 5 GB data for 3 months

Pakistani Railway’s is in news from last couple of month because of not clearing its outstanding payments. After disconnections of electric power and gas services to a number of railway stations and non-commercial colonies because of non-payment of outstanding payments, the Pakistan Telecommunication Corporation Limited (PTCL) on Thursday night implemented suit and stopped the outbound telephone calls service to Pakistan Railways (PR) Head office and also the Lahore Division office buildings, this news is confirmed from numerous newspaper and tv reports. The PTCL is actually asking for clearance of impending payments of more than Rs 1 million.

Right after the suspensions of calling ability, the Pakistan Railways head offices and all sorts of Lahore Division establishments has lost connection with the rest of the nation. The particular outgoing telephone service has been specifically removed in the telephone outlines utilized by the Pakistan Railways general manager (operations).

When Pakistan Media reporters approached to Pakistan Railways Public Relations Director Abdul Hameed Razi explained the outstanding payments could be cleared within few days. He additional said that the suspension of the outbound call service hadn’t impacted train operations, because the Pakistan Railways is using their own system for rail operation conversation dependant on hotline and waves.

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