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    Reliance Jio Grace Period Offer: Now Stay Connected Even After the Validity is Over

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu13/May/2020Updated:08/June/2020No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Reliance Jio Grace Period offer Under this offer, users will be able to avail free calling for 24 hours after the plan expires.

    Reliance Jio, the country’s largest telecom operator, always brings new offers for its users. Due to which it has become the largest telecom operator in the country in just 4 years. Jio prepaid users are being offered a new Grace Period offer by the company. Under this offer, users will be able to avail of free calling for 24 hours after the plan expires (validity is over).Reliance Jio Grace Period Offer

    Reliance Jio is offering a grace plan for all prepaid users after the expiry of their existing pack. The company is offering a grace period of 24 hours after a plan has expired during which time the subscribers will still be able to make unlimited Jio-to-Jio calls. With this, Reliance Jio looks to offer a small breather to all those users who aren’t able to recharge their accounts immediately because of restrictions during the lockdown. This new offer has been spotted days after the telecom operator launched the Rs. 2,399 prepaid recharge plan that brings 2GB daily high-speed data benefits along with unlimited voice calling benefits for 365 days.Reliance Jio Grace Period Offer

    This report was spotted by an online media as, after the validity of a user’s prepaid plan of Rs 98, he got a 24-hour grace plan. In this plan, Jio users can make unlimited calls to any Jio number. Users can see this plan in the My Jio app. Last month, due to the Coronavirus lockdown, the company offered extended free incoming calls to its users. Even after the plan expires in this offer, users have been receiving free incoming calls during the lockdown. However, other telecom operators Airtel, Vodafone-Idea and BSNL have also offered free incoming calls to their users during the lockdown.

    There has been no communication from the company found on the company website, regarding this new grace plan offering, and we have not verified whether the same grace period is offered on all prepaid plans. We have contacted Reliance Jio regarding this new offering asking for more details and will update the copy once we hear back.Reliance Jio Grace Period Offer

    Having said this, Reliance Jio recently added a new long-term recharge plan. This new Rs. 2,399 prepaid plan comes with 2GB high-speed daily data and unlimited voice and SMS messages for 365 days. Alongside, this new long-term prepaid plan, Reliance Jio has also introduced the Rs. 151, Rs. 201, and Rs. 251 work-from-home add-on packs.

    The Rs. 151 pack brings 30GB additional high-speed data, while the Rs. 201 pack offers 40GB high-speed data and the Rs. 251 pack brings 50GB high-speed data. These add-on packs don’t come with validity and will last the existing base plan’s expiry. Jio has also introduced a new JioPOS Lite app allowing regular subscribers to recharge other users’ accounts and earn a commission.

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