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Hutch is now Vodafone

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I know it’s a bit late but we all knew this was coming. Hutchison Essar has now changed to Vodafone Essar. The Hutch brand has been receiving a makeover like no other. It feels like the mother of all brand makeovers. With over 400,000 stores changing their shop boards, hoardings and billboards screaming, “Pink is now Red”. It’s a message that has to reach out to the millions; even those who didn’t know what was going on in the background. Hutchison Essar had its management taken over about 4 months ago by Vodafone; a mobile service provider spread over Australia and the European countries. Vodafone has invested over Rs. 300 cores ($75 million approx) in assuring its customers that it’s only a change in name and that the service will only be getting better. I feel most should be glad that Vodafone has stepped in and it’s just a matter of time that the mobile industry sees a network boom with many other foreign network brands seeking to make an entry into one of the largest mobile consumer markets in the world.



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Sachin Palewar says:

I have a strange request/expectation for them. I will be really happy if they take NDNC seriously and have a special page/form on their website where their subscriber can complain about unsolicited calls and they can do something to block such calls in future. Is anyone from Vodafone reading this blog????????????

Frazier Barretto says:

Hey Sachin, do not worry very soon a DND (Do Not Disturb) facility will be made official by the TRAI and all networks will have it … so far I know for sure that it is available on the BPL Network as I’m using the DND facility. Regards :)

monika says:

i wan 2 know why don’t u extend ur network in whole india,so that customers can use the services like voip etc.

Kaushal says:

I still cannot use fring on vodafone (mumbai).
Or is it taken care of by vodafone?

abc says:

Does vodafone block fring??

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