Reliance Jio's JioPostpaid To Offer Unlimited Benefits From Rs 199 Per Month
Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd said on Thursday that it will launch a new series of postpaid plans called as JioPostpaid, which will offer unlimited benefits starting from Rs 199 per month. JioPostpaid plans - which have special benefits especially for international travellers, will come into effect from May 15, 2018. Under JioPostpaid, international calling starts from 50 paise per minute while international roaming starts from Rs 2 for voice, data and SMS benefits for all Jio customers.Â
Reliance Jio said that JioPostpaid will be "India's first zero-touch service experience" as all postpaid services such as voice, internet, SMS, and international calling will be pre-activated in the postpaid plans. This means that every time customers travel abroad, they will not have to ask Jio customer care to activate these services.
(Also Read: Latest Offers From Airtel, Reliance Jio, Vodafone: Up To 90-Day Validity Prepaid Recharge Plans Compared)
"Jio has also announced highly attractive and customer friendly international calling and international roaming tariffs for all its customers so that they can remain connected wherever they are without worrying about the bill shocks that they have been used to for years," Reliance Jio said in a press release.
Offers under JioPostpaid
JioPostpaid offers four postpaid plans at a price of Rs 199, Rs 575, Rs 2,875, and Rs 5,751.
JioPostpaid plan at Rs 199
(JioPostpaid plan of Rs 199 offers 25 GB of data.)
This monthly postpaid plan of Reliance Jio offers 25 GB or gigabytes of data. Voice calls are free and unlimited number of SMS is offered with this plan. ISD services will be preactivated without any security deposit. The plan will require once click activation of international roaming without any security deposit.
JioPostpaid plan at Rs 575
This postpaid plan of Reliance Jio offers unlimited voice, SMS and data benefits. Local calls in international destinations and calls to India and 250 MB or megabytes of high-speed data per day are offered. After consumption of daily data limit, internet speed gets reduced to 64 Kbps. This postpaid plan of Jio is valid for one day.
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