Tata Docomo launches Unlimited WhatsApp offer Tata Docomo launches Unlimited WhatsApp offer Telecom operator Tata Teleservices, which operates under Tata Docomo brand on Wednesday announced the launch of 'Unlimited WhatsApp' offerings for new post-paid customers in Mumbai.
The company announced 8 plans starting in the range of Rs 199 to Rs 1,099 under which user will get talk time more than the value of their rental, SMS and some amount of free mobile Internet besides free unlimited internet usage for WhatsApp.
Customers will be charged STD call rates at the rate of 1.3 paise per 2 seconds, the company said in a statement.
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