Reliance Jio announced its Buy One Get One Free offer earlier this month, giving users 5GB of free data with a recharge of Rs. 303, and 10GB data free at Rs. 499. The offer was initially said to be valid for one month, but new plans have come to light that will let Jio users enjoy up to 10GB data per month for a whole year instead of just a month.
As you already know, while signing up for Jio Prime membership, customers can recharge their accounts for Rs. 303 or Rs. 499 with validity of 28 days to get the free data for one month. But there are other Jio Prime plans, where if you do a recharge of Rs. 3,636, you will get 60GB of data with validity of 336 days (effectively 11 months or 12 recharge cycles). With this recharge option, Reliance Jio is giving customers 5GB of data every 28 days on top of the 28GB they will get as Jio Prime members. Similarly, a Rs. 5,988 recharge will give you 10GB free 4G data per 28 days (above the 56GB you will get anyway) for 12 recharge cycles – or 120GB ‘free’ data in total.
With Jio Prime membership, priced at Rs. 99, the operator is providing 28GB data for 28 days instead of 2.5GB at Rs. 303, and 56GB data instead of 5GB at Rs. 499. In fact, you can even recoup the Rs. 99 membership fee for the subscription plan now, using a workaround. With such offers, Reliance Jio is miles ahead of Airtel, Vodafone and Idea, which have launched their high-value data plans over the past month.