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Thanks to Reliance Jio, discount offers and data benefits from rival telecom operators are increasing and improving by the day. So, after Vodafone introducing year-long benefits on new data packs, Aircel has also joined the bandwagon offering a series of attractive and value combo packs - FRC297, FRC197, FRC127 - to lure new customers.
The product, however, is currently limited to Aircel’s voice and data users in Karnataka.
FRC297 comes loaded with unlimited Aircel to Aircel calling (local and STD), 108000 seconds on Aircel to others (local and STD), 100 SMS per day, 2GB of 3G data and unlimited 2G.
With FRC197, Aircel customers can enjoy unlimited Aircel to Aircel calling (local and STD), 54000 seconds on Aircel to others (local and STD), 100 SMS per day, 1GB of 3G data and unlimited 2G.
FRC127 is designed for new customers, who want to enjoy the best of calling rates and stay online at a nominal cost. FRC127 comes with unlimited Aircel to Aircel calling (local and STD), 30000 seconds on Aircel to others (local and STD), 100 SMS per day and 300MB of 3G data.
All the three packs are designed for a wide spectrum of users and come with a validity of 28 days and unlimited 2G usage. Existing customers can avail the same benefits with RC197 and RC297.
Kanwarbir Singh, Circle Business Head – Karnataka, Aircel, said, “Aircel is redefining the value proposition with a whole range of exciting Data and Voice products. The recent drop in the average selling price of smartphones has led to an explosion in the adoption of smartphones among Indians. More and more Indians are using mobile for calling (Voice) as well as surfing/sharing online (Internet/data). Aircel recognises the trend of customers becoming a multi-service user hence it becomes imperative to introduce fully loaded combo packs which is a solution to their evolving communication needs.”