Vodafone India, in response to the onslaught of aggressive offers by Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, has released its own set of postpaid offers with a bumper 60 GB of bonus data free as a welcome gift to new customers. The offer, which is valid on all Vodafone RED postpaid connections, will be given as 10GB of free data every month for the first six bill cycles, the company website said. Vodafone Red plans start at Rs 499 for which users will get 5 GB of data every month, apart from the bonus data.
With low-cost data and bundled local and STD calls becoming the norm with Jio's entry last year, telecom companies are looking to retain their market share by offering generous data and unlimited calling plans.
Vodafone India, in response to the onslaught of aggressive offers by Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, has released its own set of postpaid offers with a bumper 60 GB of bonus data free as a welcome gift to new customers. The offer, which is valid on all Vodafone RED postpaid connections, will be given as 10GB of free data every month for the first six bill cycles, the company website said. Vodafone Red plans start at Rs 499 for which users will get 5 GB of data every month, apart from the bonus data.
With low-cost data and bundled local and STD calls becoming the norm with Jio's entry last year, telecom companies are looking to retain their market share by offering generous data and unlimited calling plans.
Vodafone India, in response to the onslaught of aggressive offers by Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, has released its own set of postpaid offers with a bumper 60 GB of bonus data free as a welcome gift to new customers. The offer, which is valid on all Vodafone RED postpaid connections, will be given as 10GB of free data every month for the first six bill cycles, the company website said. Vodafone Red plans start at Rs 499 for which users will get 5 GB of data every month, apart from the bonus data.
With low-cost data and bundled local and STD calls becoming the norm with Jio's entry last year, telecom companies are looking to retain their market share by offering generous data and unlimited calling plans.