This Jio plan offers unlimited benefits for 12 months under Rs 1,700
Reliance Jio, one of the leading telecom service providers, has introduced several Diwali offers that can be cost-effective and useful for users based across the country. In the special promotional offer, the leading private telecom provider could enjoy unlimited recharge plan of Rs 1,699 for an entire year. This offer would be the perfect deal for those who want high-speed data, unlimited calling and daily texting for a whole year without having to worry about frequent top-ups.
Plan details: 1.5 GB data and unlimited calling per day
- This Diwali subscription costs Rs 1,699 and is valid for an entire year.
- Users get 1.5 GB of high-speed data per day
- Once the limit is reached, the data rate drops to 64 Kbps
- Besides data, the plan also includes unlimited calling within India and 100 SMS per day for 365 days.
- Jio customers also receive a free subscription to Jio Apps, which gives them access to a wide range of content including JioCinema, JioTV and more.
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100 percent cashback on selected top-ups
- One of the standout features of the Diwali offer is the 100 percent cashback offered on select recharges of Rs 149 and above.
- These cashback coupons can be redeemed against purchases at Reliance Digital stores, giving customers great value for their money.
- The cashback coupons will be credited to the ‘My Coupons’ section of the MyJio app, making them easy to track and redeem.
Diwali offer available for new and existing customers
This special offer is available to both new and existing Jio customers and recharges can be done through online or offline channels. The promotion ensures that users get more value for their money, making it one of the most attractive deals this festive season.
To know more about the terms and conditions regarding the 100 percent cashback offer, you are recommended to visit the official website Jio.com.
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