New Delhi: Reliance Jio has launched a fresh 'Dhan Dhana Dhan' offer on Tuesday just day after its Summer Surprise offer was suspended.
It is a great relief for all those Jio subscribers who missed out on the earlier introduced Summer Surprise offer.
The move comes within a week of the telecom regulator asking the Mukesh Ambani telecom company to withdraw its contentious three-month 'complimentary' offer of unlimited data usage and free calls on payment of a minimum Rs 303.
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The offer, named as Dhan Dhana Dhan, is "limited to one recharge only and not available along with Jio Summer Surprise offer", according to the information on Jio's website.
All you need to know:
1.) Complete details about the plan are available on the official website of Reliance Jio.
2) The tariff of the latest offer has been slightly increased by Rs 6.
3) The Prime members will get exactly same benefits with Rs 309 recharge as with the Summer Surprise offer.
4) The Prime user can easily avail 1GB per day for 84 days with Rs 309 recharge. However, non-Prime users will have to shell out extra Rs 99 in addition to Rs 309 for getting 1 GB per day.
5) Similarly by paying Rs 509, Jio Prime subscribers would be able to avail 2GB of 4G data per day for the next 84 days. Both the offers come with unlimited domestic calling.
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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) had asked Jio on April 6 to stop the offer as it was not in compliance with the norms.
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TRAI had said that Jio will be required to roll back the 3-month complimentary offer in "shortest possible time" but clarified that customers who had already subscribed to the said scheme could avail the benefits till June-end.
Earlier this week, telecom operator Vodafone approached TRAI alleging that Jio was inviting last minute subscriptions to its 'Summer Surprise' offer despite the regulator finding it in violation of norms.
"Reliance Jio is continuing with this offer held as not meeting regulatory norms, in the garb of configuration changes. For past three days, it has been promoting and luring customers to quickly recharge to avail the benefits of a non-compliant offer and also asking its retailers to communicate the same," Vodafone had said in its recent letter to Trai.
Jio had, however, countered the charges saying the company had made it amply clear that the complimentary offer would be withdrawn as soon as operationally feasible, and that customers who subscribed prior to discontinuation of the offer, remain eligible.
(With PTI Inputs)
