Jio Phone Monsoon Hungama Offer Live Now


The much anticipated jio phone phone monsoon hungama offer is now live the offer was announced at reliance AGM 2018.under this offer existing feature phone users will be able to exchange their existing feature phones for a new jio phone for just rs. 501.according to a source this rs.501 are refunfundable after 3 years.
Customers will receive a new Jio SIM with the handset opting under the new offer, though they can opt for Mobile Number Portability (MNP) to retain their existing number.
As per the official criteria for exchange, the old phones must been in working condition without any damage/ missing parts or broken/ burnt parts. The phones also need to be exchanged along with their battery and charger. Furthermore, mobiles phones that were sold from January 1, 2015, onwards are eligible for exchange.
Jio is also offering a special Jio Phone recharge plan for customers opting the Monsoon Hungama offer. The new plan is giving unlimited voice and data access for six months on paying Rs. 594 at the time of activation of the new Jio Phone. The plan also brings 300 SMS messages that are valid for 28 days. Additionally, users under the exchange offer will get a special exchange bonus of 6GB data voucher worth Rs. 101. This brings a total data of 90GB for a period of six months. Apart from this, a new Rs. 99 Jio recharge pack for the feature phone has been launched, offering 500MB data per day, unlimited voice calls, and 300 text messages for 28 days.
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