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Freedom 251 bookings closed, 7.35 cr phones to be delivered in 2016

by shelly singh
Noida: The makers of Freedom 251 smartphone, touted to be the cheapest of its kind, closed both online and offline bookings for it on Saturday, a day before originally scheduled.

According to Ringing Bells, Freedom 251 received 3.7 crore bookings on February 18 and 2.8 crore on the second day. On Saturday, the company received 85 lakh bookings after which it was suspended (Sanchit Khanna/ HT Photos

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“Till 11 am on Saturday, a total of 7.35 crore people have booked the `251 smartphone. We had to shut down online bookings because we are prepared to deliver only these many handsets,” said Mohit Kumar Goel, founder of Ringing Bells.

The Noida-based company said they appointed 100 distributors in north Indian cities to each take 5,000 offline bookings.

“We are yet to figure out how many they booked… We will soon resume our offline bookings…A person could only book one smartphone offline or online,” said Ashok Chadha, president of the company.

Some buyers alleged the distributors issued vouchers in Noida and even accepted cash for vouchers in bulk.

“We will look into why distributors accepted money,” said Chadha.

The company said it will begin delivering the handsets from April and expected to finish the process by 2016 end.

Goel said 30,000 people paid the amount, including shipping charges. The rest of them will pay once the phone is delivered, he said.

The company said it received 3.7 crore bookings on Thursday when the phone was launched, and 2.8 crore on the second day. On Saturday, it got another 85 lakh bookings, after which orders were suspended.

Many smartphone buyers gathered outside the company’s office on Saturday after they could not place an order online. “Why did the website not run smoothly since the bookings opened? I have not been able to book a phone so far,” said prospective buyer Vipin Chauhan.

The company’s website was plagued with problems since the bookings opened. It also came under criticism from various quarters for the low pricing, with the Indian Cellular Association urging the telecom ministry to look into it.

But Goel maintained that he will not import China-made phones to deliver on his promises. He claimed to set up 20 manufacturing units across the country and create 4.5 lakh jobs. In a month and a half, Goel said, he will set up the first plant.

“For the first time we will manufacture phone memory in India, which is presently imported from Taiwan.”

He said the phone’s cost was `1,719. “But I am not working for profit. I want to contribute to ‘Digital India’ by giving a smartphone to everyone who has `251 in his pocket, be it a labourer or a farmer.”

He said a team of 50 people worked on the project for eight months before the launch

Bookings closed for ‘Freedom 251’

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Touted as the world’s cheapest smartphone, it was launched on Wednesday

Bookings for “Freedom 251”, touted as the world’s cheapest smartphone, closed on Saturday after the Noida-based company selling the phone said it could not deal with the “overwhelming response”.

Ringing Bells Pvt. Ltd., set up by Amity graduate Mohit Goel in 2015, said in a statement on the Freedom 251 website that the response from the public “far exceeded the number we had expected” and that bookings in the first phase of the launch will be closed.

“We appreciate and acknowledge that we may not have been able to meet the needs of all, but will definitely look forward to serving you again in the next phase,” the statement added.

The phone, which has a four-inch display, was launched on Wednesday at an event in New Delhi. The website to pre-order the phone got so many hits that it crashed on Thursday. Services were restored on Friday, but the company closed bookings on Saturday morning as the number of orders had exceeded what it had anticipated.

Mr. Goel could not be reached for comment, but reports suggest the number of orders had crossed seven crore.

Potential customers visited the company’s office after being unable to book the smartphone online.

They were greeted by a sign telling them not to collect outside the office and refer to the website.

Meanwhile, there were questions over how the company will be able to manufacture and deliver a smartphone at such a low cost. The Income Tax Department had raided the office at B-44 in Sector 63 on Friday to find out how the phone was priced so low. The Gautam Budh Nagar Police also visited the office and met Mr. Goel in order to prepare his profile.

'Huge scam in Freedom 251 mobile phone’, says BJP MP Kirit Somaiya

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New Delhi: The booking of Freedom 251, touted as world’s cheapest smartphone, has been closed today with the website promising of the resumption of services  within 24 hours.

The company’s website also claimed that it has received 6 lakh booking orders

However, BJP MP, Kirit Somaiya has raised doubts over the claims of the website saying that there is something fishy about it and added the company Ringing Bells (which has launched the cell phone) is registered only three months back.

“Huge scam in Freedom 251 mobile phone”, said BJP lawmaker Kirit Somaiya.

The Noida based start up took the world by surprise after it launched a Rs.251 (less than $4) “Made in India” smartphone that – if works well – will be a game changer.

The smartphone was slated to be available for online purchase from 6 AM today but the website crashed soon and it is yet to be ascertained that anyone has successfully placed the order.

According to the company, “Freedom 251” smartphone has been developed “with immense support” from the government.

“‘Freedom 251’ heralds a new era in the mobile handset and telecom industry from the end consumer perspective in India. Farmers would have access to real time weather forecast and soil conditions which will help them enhance their productivity and income,” Ringing Bells president Ashok Chadha said in a statement.

Freedom 251 is a SCAM? Beware before placing your order on freedom251.com!

"Indian Cellular Association has complained to Telecom Ministry to look into depth on claims made by company (Ringing Bell). Indian Cellular Association says minimum price for 3G phone is Rs 2700."

By shelly singh

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New Delhi, Feb 18: Freedom 251, the cheapest smartphone on the planet is out for sale. Noida-based manufacturer Ringing Bells’ are offering Rs 251 smartphone on their website freedom251.com. Gadget lovers, as well as, smartphone aspirants are rushing to the site to order the product at the unbelievable price. However, tech pundits opine that it could be a big scam, since such a smartphone with such considerable specifications could not be sold at such a meagre price, with whatsoever the amount of subsidy offered by the government. (ALSO READ: Freedom 251 buy online: Sale begins, how to order Rs 251 smartphone through Freedom251.com?)

Indian Cellular Association says minimum price for 3G phone is 2700rs not possible to offer phone at Rs 251. Company claims not sustainable.

According to veteran tech journalist Aseem Manchanda, even the set of headphone, usb charger amount up the price which the company claims they are charging for the entire phone set. “Indian Cellular Association has complained to Telecom Ministry to look into depth on claims made by company (Ringing Bell). Indian Cellular Association says minimum price for 3G phone is Rs 2700. It is not possible to offer phone at Rs 251,” he said.  (ALSO READ: Freedom 251 is rebranded version of Adcom Ikon 4; Chinese smartphone sold under ‘Make in India’ garb?)

Journalists present at the event sensed something fishy last evening since the sample phones handed over to journalists for assessment was a poorly rebranded version of Chinese smartphone Adcom Ikon 4. Whitener was pasted above the logo of Adcom before handing it over to the journalists.  (ALSO READ: Freedom 251 specifications: 10 features to know about the ‘Rs 251 smartphone’)

One should also recall the high-handed attitude shown by DataWind, the manufacturer of Aakash tablet. The gadget was made available at an extraordinary cheap price of Rs 2500. Nearly 40 lakh customers had booked the tablet. However, only 2.5 lakh units was manufactured by the company. Many of the customers were left unattended by the company after major logistical failure. (ALSO READ: Freedom 251 launched: Freedom251.com website users unable to book the smartphone & process payment request online)

It would be rather advisable to wait before you place your order based on the eyeball grabbing price.