Jio has crossed the 100 million mark: Ambani

Reliance Jio has started off their services with an introductory offer which offered unlimited 4G data and 4G LTE calls for users who took Jio SIM, later the company has extended it until March 31st under Happy New Year Offer.

However, Jio with the Jio Prime membership hopes that its existing customers are willing to pay a minimum amount Rs 99 for one year, to enjoy data benefits of Rs 10 per day up to 31 March 2018.

Jio customers had consumed over 100 crore GB of data in January 2017.

How to enroll for the Reliance Jio Prime membership? Moreover, it is the first to offer free voice and no roaming charges like other established players such as Airtel and Vodafone, which fleeced customers heavily under the garb of roaming charges.

Reliance Jio and Uber have announced a digital partnership in India, giving the cab-aggregator access to various digital services of Reliance Jio, including Jio Money to allow passengers to pay via the digital wallet of the billionaire Mukesh Ambani-led firm. Today, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) chairman and managing director Mukesh Ambani introduced a subsidised version of the initial tariff plan submitted by Jio with telecom authorities. Enlisting oneself in the Reliance Jio Prime club will allow users to stay in the Reliance cusotmer base and continue to enjoy low-priced services. Said Ambani, “We will not only match the highest selling tariffs of each of the other leading Indian telecom operators, we will provide 20 percent more data in each of these plans”.

Reliance Jio’s Rs 499 plan is available is available both in the form of prepaid as well as postpaid option. On the occasion he promised subscribers “more value everyday”.

Ambani announces Jio Prime offer for only the existing users. He mentioned that voice calls are free on all networks and there will be no blackout days.

This can be done via MyJio app, or Jio.com, or any Jio Retail Store.

“Under Jio prime membership plan, the users can become members for a full year for a nominal one-time fee of Rs 99″.

“In six months we have show India too can use data at par with other nations”, he added.

The incumbents also challenged Jio’s promotional scheme before telecom regulator Trai, saying free services beyond 90- days were a violation of rules.