Reliance Jio's Prepaid Recharge Plans Compared: Rs 251 Vs Rs 299
Reliance Jio recently launched a prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 251, called the 'Cricket Season Pack' focusing on cricket lovers. Jio's all-new Rs 251 prepaid recharge plan will offer 102 GB or gigabytes of mobile data for a period of 51 days, along with live-streaming of cricket matches during the Indian Premier League (IPL 11) on mobile, said the operator in a statement. Apart from the new Rs 251 pack, Jio is also offering a bouquet of prepaid recharge plans with data and calling benefits. Jio also has a plan priced at Rs 299 which offers 84GBs of 4G high speed data for a period of 28 days with a daily cap of 3GB per day data.
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Jio's Rs 251 Cricket Season Pack in detail
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Jio's Rs 251 prepaid recharge plan will offer mobile data of 102 GB for a period of 21 days, the telecom company said in a press release. The recharge plan of Rs 251 was announced along with a mobile game - 'Jio Cricket Play Along' and a TV show - 'Jio Dhan Dhana Dhan LIVE' - days ahead of the start of the Indian Premier League (IPL 11). The eleventh edition of the cricket league will be held from 7 April to May 27. Jio's Rs 251 Cricket Season Pack "will allow cricket lovers to get access to their favourite live matches on mobile and stream almost every LIVE match throughout the duration of 51 days.Â
Also read:Â How Reliance Jio's 1.5 GB Per Day, 2 GB Per Day Recharge Packs Compare
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Jio's Rs 299 prepaid recharge plan
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Jio's prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 299 offers 84 GBs of 4G high speed data for a period of 28 days with a daily cap of 3 GB per day data. This prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 299 also offers unlimited local, STD and roaming voice calls. Customers also get subscription to host of Jio apps for one year with this plan. 100 free SMSes are also bundled with this prepaid recharge plan. Jio's Rs 299 prepaid recharge plan is valid for 28 days.
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