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    Airtel Gives Users A Shock, Subscribers Will Not Get Special Benefits; All You Should Know

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu03/February/2020Updated:27/February/20211 Comment2 Mins Read
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    With Airtel Xstream Fiber Broadband, users are being offered a subscription of Amazon Prime Video for a year.

    With Airtel Xstream Fiber Broadband or Airtel Broadband, a number of additional benefits were being offered to users. However, now users will not get many additional benefits with the broadband plans. With Airtel Xstream Fiber Broadband, users are being offered a subscription to Amazon Prime Video for a year. Apart from this, users are also being given the benefit of unlimited voice calling and data. Like the Airtel Postpaid plan, with the Airtel Xstream broadband plan, users were being given Netflix subscription for 3 months for free. Netflix will not be offered a subscription to users after the new changes.

    Let us tell you that Airtel has decided to remove the benefits of Netflix not only with broadband plans but also with new postpaid plans. Airtel was the only broadband service provider offering Netflix subscriptions to users. Airtel users were being offered this for one year. According to an online report, due to the termination of the partnership between Bharti Airtel and Netflix, users will no longer be offered a free subscription to Netflix with any plan.

    Airtel’s rival broadband service providers ACT Fibernet is offering cashback to its users for subscription to Netflix. At the same time, Netflix’s subscription is being offered to the users with Vodafone REDX postpaid plan. 150GB data is also being offered to users in this plan. At the same time, when talking about the cashback offer of ACT Fibernet, users are being offered a cashback of at least Rs 50. Cashback is being offered to the users according to the plan. At the same time, cashback of Rs 500 is being offered to users with the ACT Fibernet GIGA plan.

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