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TRAI raises SMS limit to 200 SMS per day per SIM

Telecom consumers will now be able to send up to 200 SMSes per day from a SIM, asagainst the earlier limit of just 100 SMSes per day imposed by the Telecom
Regulatory Authority of India (Trai). "The authority has received representations from some of the service providers and
consumers to increase the limit of 100 SMSes per day per SIM. The authority has considered these representations and decided to increase the limit of 100 SMSes per day per SIM to 200 SMSes per day per SIM," Trai said in a statement today.
To deter unsolicited SMSes by telemarketing companies, Trai had earlier restricted the number of non-commercial SMSes that can be send from a SIM to 100. There was no restriction on commercial messages sent through telemarketing companies registered with Trai.
The new cap of 200 SMSes per sim per day will be effective from today.

1 comment:

  1. RahulNovember 2, 2011 at 8:54 AM

    democratic nation someone is deciding how many sms we should send per day, are we in the years before 1947?

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