Reliance Jio 'Monsoon Hungama' Offer: How To Get A New JioPhone For Rs 501
Reliance Jio has come up with 'Monsoon Hungama' exchange offer under which, JioPhone will be available for Rs 501. Customers can exchange any old feature phone (of any brand) for a brand new JioPhone (existing model) at an effective entry cost of Rs. 501, Reliance Jio said in a press release. The offer can be availed instantly at the retail point, on exchanging any old 2G/3G/4G (non-VOLTE) phone. Additionally, Rs 501 is also a 100 per cent refundable security deposit at the end of 3 years, further said the release.

(Reliance Jio monsoon offer: Customers will get a new Jio SIM with the JioPhone)
Reliance Jio 'Monsoon Hungama' exchange offer in detail:
Customers should ensure that the old phone that is being exchanged must be in working condition and with charger. The old phone must be handed over to the retailer at the time of the new JioPhone purchase. However, mobiles that were purchased in the last 3.5 years (from January 1, 2015 ) are only eligible for exchange.
Customers will get a new Jio SIM with the JioPhone and can also retain their existing number by opting for Mobile Number Portability (MNP).
Reliance Jio special recharge plan:
Jio is also offering a special recharge plan under the offer. Under this, users will get unlimited voice and data for 6 MONTHS on paying only Rs 594 at the time of activation. Additionally, JioPhone users under the 'Monsoon Hungama' exchange offer will also get a special exchange bonus of 6 GB data voucher, worth Rs 101. This adds up to a total data to 90 GB over 6 months.
"There are currently 2 JioPhone plans available: Rs 49 and Rs 153. The Rs 49 plan is a kind of trial plan with 1 GB monthly data, whereas our highest-selling plan Rs 153 provides 1.5 GB data/day. We realised that there are some users who may want lesser data and therefore must get the plan at a lower price. Hence we are introducing Rs 99 with unlimited free voice, 0.5 GB data/day and 300 SMS for 28 days,” said a company spokesperson.
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