Jio Users Get Gift, will get 120 GB Data for 30 days
Reliance Jio had recently introduced a Rs 2399 work from home plan for employees working from home. Along with this plan, the company also introduced its new ‘Work from Home’ add-on plan. However, these add-on packs were not valid at the time of launching. This meant that their validity depended on the existing prepaid plans. However, considering the need of users, the company has now made a big change in the ‘Add-on Pack’. In these plans, Jio has decided to give 30 days’ validity to users.
Explain that the validity will be applicable to the recently introduced three Jio add-on packs, which include recharge of Rs 251, Rs 201 and Rs 151. In these add-on packs, users get up to 50 GB of high-speed data. At the same time, 120 GB data is being given to the users in these data packs. These can be recharged online and offline.
But, not getting the benefit of calling in these data add on packs can still disappoint the users a bit. At the same time, when talking about the benefits of add-on packs offered in Jio’s ‘Work from Home’ plan, there is no change except in valediction.
As before, users will still get 50 GB high-speed data at a recharge of Rs 251 pack. You will get 40 GB high-speed data in a pack of Rs 201 and 30 GB 4G data in a plan of Rs 151. Also, 30 days validity is now being given in all these plans.
If you talk about 2,399 annual plans introduced by Jio, then 2GB data is being given to the users every day by the company. The monthly cost of this plan will be 200 rupees. This means users will get 60 GB data for 200 rupees. At the same time, Jio-to-Jio unlimited calling will be free in the plan. Also, 12000 minutes are being given to call the number of other operators. The validity of this plan is 365 days. Let us tell you that Reliance Jio had decided to charge 6 paise per minute for outgoing calls while shocking its customers last year. To make it easy, the company introduced separate IUC top-up vouchers for calling on networks other than Jio (like Airtel, Idea and Vodafone).
