Need Info: What to do with my extra Tata Photon+ connection?

S

StillWaters

Disciple
Hi Guys,

I have been using Tata Photon+ (3.1 Mbps 1X/HSIA) Data Card for the past year or so. Now I have been given a Reliance Net Connect Dongle by my office, so I don't need it anymore. I am on the verge of cancelling the Photon Service. Before I do that, I wanted to know if its possible to sell it. I asked Tata Customer Service and they said only option is to either transfer to someone in my family with same address or convert to prepaid. Does anyone know if I have any way of selling this Photon and transferring the connection to someone else's name?

Its a postpaid account with Bill plan of Rs. 550 for 3GB Data per month. After Tax etc, per month bill is Rs. 612. I bought the Dongle for Rs 2100. Don't have bill or warranty.

Thanks,

StillWaters
 
The best thing would be Convert it to prepaid and sell it off to your friend/relative. Now a days selling cdma cards like these are a big headache when they are wrongly used by the user whom you sell.

@op,Is it possible to remove sim from it? I am not sure about these cdma cards
 
Its not a SIM based model, so not possible to remove or replace the SIM
<


swatkats said:
The best thing would be Convert it to prepaid and sell it off to your friend/relative. Now a days selling cdma cards like these are a big headache when they are wrongly used by the user whom you sell.

@op,Is it possible to remove sim from it? I am not sure about these cdma cards
Click to expand...
 
Convert to prepaid, 2500/year for 6GB as a backup connection

A new dongle costs 1200, so you wont get much for your old dongle

Or just disconnect the connection and get it reactivated when you need it
 
Thanks. So I can easily get it reactivated even after cancellation? I was under the impression that once cancelled, the dongle is useless since its CDMA.

mehrotra.akash said:
Convert to prepaid, 2500/year for 6GB as a backup connection

A new dongle costs 1200, so you wont get much for your old dongle

Or just disconnect the connection and get it reactivated when you need it
Click to expand...
 
StillWaters said:
Thanks. So I can easily get it reactivated even after cancellation? I was under the impression that once cancelled, the dongle is useless since its CDMA.
Click to expand...

I am not 100% sure about the reactivation part, but the dealer did tell me that 3 days after deactivation, reactivation can be done.

But you will need to do all paperwork again.
 
Back
Top