Bharti Airtel today has put up its entire Hello Tunes collection on the web. Now people will be able to browse, sample and gift ‘Hello Tunes’ to people.

People can visit www.airtel.in/hellotunes and browse through the entire library of call back tunes now. This effort will make it easier for consumers to now set the Hello Tunes they wish to without incurring hefty charges.

In addition to that Airtel has also made the entire library of VAS services available to consumers to browse and use. By simply going to www.airtel.in/start consumers will be able to browse, search and buy VAS services for their number.

These two features should greatly help consumers in accessing the plethora of services offered by Airtel.

Here’s the press release with more info -

 Bharti Airtel, leading global telecommunications company with operations in 19 countries across Asia and Africa, today announced the launch ofwww.airtel.in/hellotunes  – an online library of India’s largest collection of Hello Tunes. From visiting this website, Airtel mobile customers in India can now enjoy the convenience of discovering, browsing, sampling, buying and even gifting. 

Airtel also announced that it has rolled out a brand new and intuitive user interface for www.airtel.in/start, which allows customers to browse, search and buy from a vast collection of its Value Added Services (VAS) including missed call alerts, Airtel Radio, Airtel Talkies, Mobile TV, Friends Locator etc. Airtel mobile customers currently have online access to over key 85 VAS offered by Airtel on the refreshed website and will be able to subscribe to many more of such services in days to come. 

The launch of www.airtel.in/hellotunes and www.airtel.in/start are one of the many steps taken by Airtel towards delivering an enhanced, simplified, convenient and increasingly social experience for its online customers. 

To get started, log on today to check out your favourite Hello Tune or Value Added Service, share it with others online or simply gift it to a friend!

This latest endevour puts pretty much a lot of services that Airtel offers to its consumers online.