Jio To Offer 1.5GB More Daily Data With Plans Now, More Benefits For App Users
- Jio's Rs 149, Rs 349, Rs 399 and Rs 449 prepaid plans will now offer 3GB per day high-speed of 4G data for the validity period.Â
- Jio's Rs 198, Rs 398, Rs 448 and Rs 498 plan will offer 3.5GB per day data for the validity period, the press release issued by the operator said.Â
- Also, Jio's Rs 299 pack will now offer 4.5GB per day data, Rs 509 plan will offer 5.5GB per day data and Rs 799 recharge plan will offer 6.5GB per day data.Â
- Jio will also offer Rs 100 discount on all recharges of Rs 300 and above and 20 per cent discount on recharges below Rs 300 price point, if the user recharges through the MyJio app and pays using PhonePe wallet, the release mentioned.
- Jio app users will have to pay only Rs 120 on using MyJio app for recharging with Rs 149 prepaid plan. Jio's Rs 149 plan now offers 3GB per day data for 28 days. Also, Jio's Rs 399 pack will be available at Rs 299 for JioMy app users. Jio's Rs 399 plan now offers 3GB per day data for 84 days.
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