Reliance Jio has reportedly removed the Rs 119 plan from its list of data plans. As reported by Telecom Talk, the service provider has discontinued its cheapest Rs 119 plan from all the telecom circles. We at Udaipur Kiran also checked Jio’s website and the MyJio app and the plan is no longer listed on both platforms.
What the Rs 119 plan offered
The Rs 119 plan was the cheapest recharge plan offered by Reliance Jio. The plan offered unlimited calling benefits along with 1.5GB of data per day. The subscribers also got 100 SMS per day with the plan. The plan was valid for a period of 14 days. After the discontinuation of the Rs 119 plan, the cheapest plan offered by Reliance Jio costs Rs 149. It seems that the company has removed the Rs 119 data plan in pursuit of increasing the Average Revenue Per User (ARPU).
Reliance Jio Rs 149 plan
The cheapest plan available for Reliance Jio users is Rs 149. Under the Rs 149 plan, the telecom operator offers 1GB of data per day. Users will also get the benefit of unlimited calling and 100 SMS daily. This plan is valid for a period of 20 days. Along with the above-mentioned benefits, the Jio users will also get complimentary access to the Jio Suite apps which include JioCinema, JioTV and more. It is important to note that the plan does not offer unlimited 5G data benefits to subscribers.
Reliance Jio recently rolled out new prepaid plans with Netflix subscription
Reliance Jio has recently introduced two new data plans for prepaid users. The key feature of these data plans is the inclusion of a Netflix subscription. Although a Netflix subscription has been accessible with certain Jio Postpaid and Jio Fiber plans previously, this marks the inaugural occasion when such a subscription is being offered with a prepaid plan. These two prepaid options, which include the added benefit of a bundled Netflix subscription, are priced at Rs 1,099 and Rs 1,499 respectively.
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