*Mobilink Infinity - The next step in communications ***
*We have launched our broadband services in Karachi on July 1 **with the name of Mobilink **Infinity.*
* *
This is a big day in the history of Mobilink – a step into providing cutting edge broadband services for our customers and enabling the next cycle of growth and opportunities for Mobilink. In a country with 165 million people, 12 million already access the internet and only 128 thousand have access to broadband. Our aim is to make this an affordable and accessible service for the masses as we have done with GSM.
Mobilink Infinity is now a full fledged operational business within Mobilink. Mobilink Infinity will provide high speed and reliable internet connectivity along with access to a landline through VoIP.
This is a soft launch and limited to Karachi. We are giving a very special pre-launch discount to these customers (see customer invitation and pre-launch offer letters).
*We have special following introductory packages:*
Thanks Uzair. So we finally have the much awaited Mobilink Wimax with us in Karachi. Does it support voip other than that built in for Mobilink? It would be fun to see how the cellular giant tackles the net neutrality issue by allowing or denying SIP on its network. The Unlimited 1 meg bandwidth for Rs 1,200 per month is aggressively priced.
Any now only if we can know what number to call to confirm availability of service and order a unit?
Great to see Mobilink also jumping on WiMax bandwagon, it is going to really provide life line for much demanding infrastructure where PTCL's big belly bosses have decided to make life harder for EU. What are Mobilinks plans to expand the service?
On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 8:38 PM, Tee Emm <tariq.must...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks Uzair. So we finally have the much awaited Mobilink Wimax with us in > Karachi. Does it support voip other than that built in for Mobilink? It > would be fun to see how the cellular giant tackles the net neutrality issue > by allowing or denying SIP on its network. The Unlimited 1 meg bandwidth for > Rs 1,200 per month is aggressively priced.
> Any now only if we can know what number to call to confirm availability of > service and order a unit?
> -T
> On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 1:23 AM, Uzair Ahmed <uzai...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 12:23 AM, Uzair Ahmed <uzai...@gmail.com> wrote: > [image: infinity logo.bmp]
> *Mobilink Infinity - The next step in communications ***
> *We have launched our broadband services in Karachi on July 1 **with the > name of Mobilink **Infinity.*
> * *
> This is a big day in the history of Mobilink – a step into providing > cutting edge broadband services for our customers and enabling the next > cycle of growth and opportunities for Mobilink. In a country with 165 > million people, 12 million already access the internet and only 128 thousand > have access to broadband. Our aim is to make this an affordable and > accessible service for the masses as we have done with GSM.
> Mobilink Infinity is now a full fledged operational business within > Mobilink. Mobilink Infinity will provide high speed and reliable internet > connectivity along with access to a landline through VoIP.
> This is a soft launch and limited to Karachi. We are giving a very special > pre-launch discount to these customers (see customer invitation and > pre-launch offer letters).
> *We have special following introductory packages:*
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 1:02 AM, Rizwan Sarwar <rsar...@gmail.com> wrote: > Great to see Mobilink also jumping on WiMax bandwagon, it is going to > really provide life line for much demanding infrastructure where PTCL's big > belly bosses have decided to make life harder for EU. What are Mobilinks > plans to expand the service?
> riZ
> On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 8:38 PM, Tee Emm <tariq.must...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Thanks Uzair. So we finally have the much awaited Mobilink Wimax with us >> in Karachi. Does it support voip other than that built in for Mobilink? It >> would be fun to see how the cellular giant tackles the net neutrality issue >> by allowing or denying SIP on its network. The Unlimited 1 meg bandwidth for >> Rs 1,200 per month is aggressively priced.
>> Any now only if we can know what number to call to confirm availability of >> service and order a unit?
>> -T
>> On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 1:23 AM, Uzair Ahmed <uzai...@gmail.com> wrote:
Great going ! However just curious to know that after paying 6,000
discounted CPE price will it become the customers property or still
remains the Mobilink property?. Secondly is this service for the whole
Karachi or limited areas . Unlimited downloading is really great and
mobilink to mobilink free calls is another VAS . However initial funds
seem to be quite fatty ; it could be like splitting initial 6,000 into
3 months rentals. My last query is will this service be available from
the customer service centers or franchises as well.
Good luck !
On Jul 2, 12:23 am, "Uzair Ahmed" <uzai...@gmail.com> wrote:
> *Mobilink Infinity - The next step in communications ***
> *We have launched our broadband services in Karachi on July 1 **with the
> name of Mobilink **Infinity.*
> * *
> This is a big day in the history of Mobilink – a step into providing cutting
> edge broadband services for our customers and enabling the next cycle of
> growth and opportunities for Mobilink. In a country with 165 million
> people, 12 million already access the internet and only 128 thousand have
> access to broadband. Our aim is to make this an affordable and accessible
> service for the masses as we have done with GSM.
> Mobilink Infinity is now a full fledged operational business within
> Mobilink. Mobilink Infinity will provide high speed and reliable internet
> connectivity along with access to a landline through VoIP.
> This is a soft launch and limited to Karachi. We are giving a very special
> pre-launch discount to these customers (see customer invitation and
> pre-launch offer letters).
> *We have special following introductory packages:*
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 8:33 AM, aamir attaa <aam...@gmail.com> wrote: > Mobilink's first up payment of PKR 16,000 seemz too high for home > users...otherwise prices looks quite smooth...
> On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 1:02 AM, Rizwan Sarwar <rsar...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Great to see Mobilink also jumping on WiMax bandwagon, it is going to >> really provide life line for much demanding infrastructure where PTCL's big >> belly bosses have decided to make life harder for EU. What are Mobilinks >> plans to expand the service?
>> riZ
>> On Tue, Jul 1, 2008 at 8:38 PM, Tee Emm <tariq.must...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Thanks Uzair. So we finally have the much awaited Mobilink Wimax with us >>> in Karachi. Does it support voip other than that built in for Mobilink? It >>> would be fun to see how the cellular giant tackles the net neutrality issue >>> by allowing or denying SIP on its network. The Unlimited 1 meg bandwidth for >>> Rs 1,200 per month is aggressively priced.
>>> Any now only if we can know what number to call to confirm availability >>> of service and order a unit?
>>> -T
>>> On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 1:23 AM, Uzair Ahmed <uzai...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 12:23 AM, Uzair Ahmed <uzai...@gmail.com> wrote: > [image: infinity logo.bmp]
> *Mobilink Infinity - The next step in communications ***
> *We have launched our broadband services in Karachi on July 1 **with the > name of Mobilink **Infinity.*
> * *
> This is a big day in the history of Mobilink – a step into providing > cutting edge broadband services for our customers and enabling the next > cycle of growth and opportunities for Mobilink. In a country with 165 > million people, 12 million already access the internet and only 128 thousand > have access to broadband. Our aim is to make this an affordable and > accessible service for the masses as we have done with GSM.
> Mobilink Infinity is now a full fledged operational business within > Mobilink. Mobilink Infinity will provide high speed and reliable internet > connectivity along with access to a landline through VoIP.
> This is a soft launch and limited to Karachi. We are giving a very special > pre-launch discount to these customers (see customer invitation and > pre-launch offer letters).
> *We have special following introductory packages:*
Voice is Free for Infinity to GSM and GSM to infinity in the launch offer till specified period. Both options available for wified and non wi fied cpes at the moment ..... as the interface out is ethernet you can connect your own distribution device. Major towns in karachi are covered with Outdoor + indoor coverage. last quarter 08 95% plus indoor coverage with Wave 2 and MIMO is planned.
will keep the list posted ...
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 11:12 AM, Muhammed Nasrullah <nasrul...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 12:23 AM, Uzair Ahmed <uzai...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> [image: infinity logo.bmp]
>> *Mobilink Infinity - The next step in communications ***
>> *We have launched our broadband services in Karachi on July 1 **with the >> name of Mobilink **Infinity.*
>> * *
>> This is a big day in the history of Mobilink – a step into providing >> cutting edge broadband services for our customers and enabling the next >> cycle of growth and opportunities for Mobilink. In a country with 165 >> million people, 12 million already access the internet and only 128 thousand >> have access to broadband. Our aim is to make this an affordable and >> accessible service for the masses as we have done with GSM.
>> Mobilink Infinity is now a full fledged operational business within >> Mobilink. Mobilink Infinity will provide high speed and reliable internet >> connectivity along with access to a landline through VoIP.
>> This is a soft launch and limited to Karachi. We are giving a very >> special pre-launch discount to these customers (see customer invitation and >> pre-launch offer letters).
>> *We have special following introductory packages:*
Wow! 1Mbps in 1200 bucks and wifi-enabled CPEs are the real attraction. I wish I could've waited bit more by not buying a wifi router for my home use few weeks ago.
Btw, the CPE-ownership issue is indigestible - why pay non-refundable 6K when i will have to return it at the termination of service? This is the same questions that I fired on wateen guys as well.
On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 10:53 AM, Haris Shamsi <cybersha...@gmail.com> wrote: > Voice is Free for Infinity to GSM and GSM to infinity in the launch offer > till specified period. > Both options available for wified and non wi fied cpes at the moment ..... > as the interface out is ethernet you can connect your own distribution > device. Major towns in karachi are covered with Outdoor + indoor coverage. > last quarter 08 95% plus indoor coverage with Wave 2 and MIMO is planned.
> will keep the list posted ...
> On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 11:12 AM, Muhammed Nasrullah <nasrul...@gmail.com> > wrote:
>> CPEs WiFi enabled? Anyone know which model?
>> On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 12:23 AM, Uzair Ahmed <uzai...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> [image: infinity logo.bmp]
>>> *Mobilink Infinity - The next step in communications ***
>>> *We have launched our broadband services in Karachi on July 1 **with the >>> name of Mobilink **Infinity.*
>>> * *
>>> This is a big day in the history of Mobilink – a step into providing >>> cutting edge broadband services for our customers and enabling the next >>> cycle of growth and opportunities for Mobilink. In a country with 165 >>> million people, 12 million already access the internet and only 128 thousand >>> have access to broadband. Our aim is to make this an affordable and >>> accessible service for the masses as we have done with GSM.
>>> Mobilink Infinity is now a full fledged operational business within >>> Mobilink. Mobilink Infinity will provide high speed and reliable internet >>> connectivity along with access to a landline through VoIP.
>>> This is a soft launch and limited to Karachi. We are giving a very >>> special pre-launch discount to these customers (see customer invitation and >>> pre-launch offer letters).
>>> *We have special following introductory packages:*
