NEW DELHI: Existing and new Reliance Jio 4G users will be able to use data, voice, video and all of Jio's applications for free until March 31, 2017.
All existing customers who already have free service until December 31, 2017, will see this deal extended to them from January 1 to March 31, 2017, and all new customers can avail of this deal from December 4, said Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani in an announcement today.
Reliance is calling this the 'Jio 4G Happy New Year' offer.
"In this period, customers will also be able to test-drive digital recharge, billing experience, using JioMoney wallet," said Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani at an event today.Ambani said Jio 4G has also "fine-tuned" its fair usage policy to ensure all
users get fair share of network capacity.
He added that since it Jio started operations, as many as 900 crore voice calls from Jio to the networks of its 3 largest competitors "were blocked."
Despite that, "in the first three months of its operation, Reliance Jio has grown faster than global tech giants Facebook, WhatsApp or Skype, " said Ambani, in an address today.
He also added that Jio now fully supports MNP so all customers can retain their number while migrating to Jio. He added that the company has now integrated home delivery of Jio SIMs. The SIM can be activated through eKYC once delivered, Mukesh Ambani said. "This will be available in all the top cities by 31 December, 2016."
All existing customers who already have free service until December 31, 2017, will see this deal extended to them from January 1 to March 31, 2017, and all new customers can avail of this deal from December 4, said Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani in an announcement today.
"In this period, customers will also be able to test-drive digital recharge, billing experience, using JioMoney wallet," said Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani at an event today.Ambani said Jio 4G has also "fine-tuned" its fair usage policy to ensure all
users get fair share of network capacity.
He added that since it Jio started operations, as many as 900 crore voice calls from Jio to the networks of its 3 largest competitors "were blocked."
Despite that, "in the first three months of its operation, Reliance Jio has grown faster than global tech giants Facebook, WhatsApp or Skype, " said Ambani, in an address today.
He also added that Jio now fully supports MNP so all customers can retain their number while migrating to Jio. He added that the company has now integrated home delivery of Jio SIMs. The SIM can be activated through eKYC once delivered, Mukesh Ambani said. "This will be available in all the top cities by 31 December, 2016."
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