Reliance Jio is propelling the users to Experience TRUE 4G on partnered smartphones.
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Reliance Jio is rapidly covering the masses. What makes it so special?
All the 4G VoLTE enabled smartphones of these brands are eligible for the preview offer where the users can get unlimited services from Reliance Jio for the trial period of 90-days. In addition, Reliance has also opened its gates to premium services such as JioOnDemand, JioPlay, JioBeats, Jio Drive, HD calls and video calls, and more. The Preview Offer which started with LYF-branded smartphones, slowly expanded to Samsung and LG smartphones, and is now available on most smartphone brands.
Tap on ‘Agree & Gets Jio Offer’. The company made the offer available to other brands gradually. However, Reliance condemns any partial treatment for customers getting its Jio SIM for free or with a smartphone, but it certainly serves as an add-on for stores to sell their phones to customers quickly. Since MyJIo app sends phone’s IMEI number to Jio servers, it can happen that the process fails, causing IMEI to not be send. After you sorted that out, next in line is clicking on “Get Jio SIM” banner.
Then, you’ll have to submit your details like Full Name, Mobile Number for verification.
Now the Offer code generated on the screen.
Carry these documents along with your Coupon Code, to the nearest Reliance Digital Store.
Tap on ‘Get Jio SIM’.
Reliance Jio SIM was supposed to be launched commercially on August 15th, but as per the latest, Mukesh Ambani will possibly announce the launch on Spetember 1st at RIL Annual General Meeting. It was quite obvious that people would que up at Reliance Digital stores and Xpress mini stores to get their free SIM card by showing their eligible handsets from the likes of Samsung, LG, ASUS, Gionee, Micromax, YU, etc.
Well, clearly, since the commercial launch hasn’t taken place yet, you can not port your current mobile number to Reliance Jio Network to avail the preview offer.
Vodafone Group Plc’s Indian unit is likely to delay filing the draft prospectus for its up to $3 billion initial public offering (IPO) until towards the end of the year, IFR reported on Thursday. But the customers of Jio Preview Offer (JPO) are not tied to any conditions for using the free services for now.
Following that, users will have to choose from the tariff plans offered, where normal charges for calls, internet and everything will be applied.
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