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After being told to withdraw its 'Summer Surprise' offer, Reliance Jio has now announced two new 'All Unlimited' plans for its Jio Prime members – Jio 'Dhan Dhana Dhan' offer, which will replace its much-talked about 'Summer Surprise' offer.
This comes after Vodafone and Airtel's complaint to the telecom regulator TRAI that Jio was still ‘luring customers’ to subscribe to its Jio 'Summer Surprise' offer, even after the regulator had asked the company to withdraw that offer.
Reliance Jio in a statement also said that the Jio Summer Surprise has been fully withdrawn, following the advice of TRAI and also claimed that the new plans under Jio 'Dhan Dhana Dhan' offer are compliant with regulatory requirements.
Jio is currently implementing the world’s largest migration from free to paid services in such a short period of time. In order to smoothen the migration from free to paid services, Jio has implemented simple, affordable and regulatory compliant plans in customer interest.
The new plans under Jio Dhan Dhana Dhan offer start with Rs 309 'All Unlimited' plan, which provides unlimited SMS, calling and data (1GB per day at 4G speed) for 3 months on first recharge.
The company also announced the Rs 509 'All Unlimited' plan for daily high data users offering unlimited SMS, calling and data (2GB per day at 4G speed) for 3 months on first recharge.
These plans are available from Tuesday.
Existing Jio customers who have not done their first recharge so far, need to do so by April 15, 2017 to avoid degradation and/or discontinuation of services, said Jio. They need to pay Rs 408 or Rs. 608 (Jio Prime + recharge price) to avail these benefits.