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Monday, December 27, 2010

BTCL -The only Govt. PSTN operator in Bangladesh

BTCL - The Govt owned only landphone PSTN operator in Bangladesh. Its also largest and oldest operator in Bangladesh PSTN history. Its named BTCL from 1st of July, 2008. Before that it was named BTTB, most popularly knows as T&T. After becoming BTCL it was converted to public Limited company to provide good response and service to the Bangladesh people who r the customer for the state owned company. People can get his BTCL connection more easily and more cheap connection fees. Not only that its call rate is much cheaper than before when it was BTTB.

To get a new connection it costs as follows-
1. Dhaka Multi-Exchange+ Narayanganj proper + Gazipur proper- 2000/= Tk
2. Chittagong Multi-Exchange- 1000/= Tk
3. Rest of the Districts, Zilla, Upazilla and Growth Centres- 600/= Tk

From from 01 July 2009 BTCL call rates as follows-
i)BTCL to BTCL (Local/ Nationwide)--- 0.30Tk/min
ii)BTCL to other in-country operator phn/ mobile phn- 0.65tk/min

BTCL not only provide voice call service , they have also too many service feature.
It has data service , Dial up internet service, connectivity solution service, ADSL broadband service, internet bandwidth service, .bd domain service- web hosting and much more. See the figure -


To made BTCL dial up connection existing client need only to dial
Premium dialup: 0101234 (Multimetering) - internet using rate is 0.30tk/min. No need to hassle with registration through BTCL office.
BTCL ADSL is fastest and reliable internet solution for the customer stay near BTCL exchanges. It has different packages starting from 300tk/month. For detail visit- http://www.bcube.net.bd/

Though BTCL has many more services but its service quality is not good through some of its old model rules and regulations. It problem ticket solving processing time is much higher than other private phone operators.

My previous post on this BTCL was it. Hope this data on BTCL will be helpful for others, if so please dont forget to make a comment.