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Bharti Airtel on Monday published rolling once again of plan to begin charging clients for Voice over Internet Protocol (Voip) services that incorporate applications, for example, Skype, Line and Viber, which lets users make free calls through the Internet. The telecom operator said, "In perspective of the news reports that a consultation paper will be issued presently by TRAI on issues identifying with services offered by OTT players including Voip, we have chosen not to actualize our proposed dispatch of Voip packs." Airtel had a week ago chose to charge Voip calls wherein client could picked Voip particular data packs. For prepaid users, the Voip pack was evaluated at Rs 75 for 75 MB with a legitimacy of 28 days. Comparable plan was affirmed for postpaid clients. In a matter of seconds, users are not charged any fee by the operators to utilize these applications. They simply need to pay the regular data charge for Internet skimming. The move via Airtel got a ton of fire

Bharti Airtel formerly announced that it would begin charging for Voip (Voice over Internet Protocol) calls and today, through a PR, they've uncovered why they are charging independently for the Voip data. They likewise presented their first Voip data pack which is evaluated at  ₹75. Airtel Voip Data Pack Details Airtel just presented one Voip calling pack today which will cost ₹75 to the subscribers with 75mb of packaged data which is said to give 200-250 minutes of calling. The legitimacy of this pack will be 28 days. Airtel is supposed to present more Voip packs later and we'll keep this post upgraded when that happens. The changes aren't material promptly and the prepaid subscribers who as of now have a data pack (subscribed before 25th December) will have the capacity to utilize it as a part of whatever way they need. Appropriate said, Voip calling could be possible utilizing the same, however when it expires, the new data pack memberships wo exclude Voip. Wh