Jio Fiber Introduces Prepaid Plan Vouchers - Rs. 351 Monthly and Rs. 199 Weekly

Jio Fiber Introduces  Prepaid Plan Vouchers - Rs. 351 Monthly and Rs. 199 Weekly
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Jio Fiber launched two new add-on prepaid vouchers - Rs. 351 monthly plan and Rs. 199 weekly plan.

Jio Fiber launched two new add-on prepaid vouchers for its customers - Rs. 351 monthly plan and Rs. 199 weekly plan. These new prepaid vouchers will help the Jio customers if they are done with their existing high-speed download quota.

Jio says the new plan vouchers are meant to be used along with the existing Jio Fiber prepaid plans that begin at Rs. 699 and go up to Rs. 8,499. The new prepaid plan vouchers offer the same benefits as the regular Jio plans, such as unlimited voice calls alongside data access and complimentary TV video calling.

Customers are opting for Rs. 351 Jio Fiber plan voucher will be offered 50GB high-speed data allocation at 10Mbps download speeds per month. Whereas Rs. 199 Jio Fiber plan offers unlimited data access at 100Mbps speeds for one week.

Reliance Jio claims that the Rs. 351 Jio Fiber prepaid plan voucher is available as FTTX Monthly Plan-PV - 351. The plan voucher will cost around Rs. 414.18, including taxes. It gives unlimited voice calling support along with 50GB high-speed data per month at 10Mbps speeds.

Jio Fiber has also added the Rs. 199 weekly prepaid plan voucher that is listed as FTTX Weekly Plan-PV - 199. This plan brings unlimited voice calling benefits alongside unlimited data access at 100Mbps for seven days.


Plan Voucher Benefits Validity
Rs. 351 Unlimited voice calling, 50GB data at 10Mbps, complimentary TV video calling 30 days
Rs. 199 Unlimited voice calling, unlimited data at 100Mbps, complimentary TV video calling 7 days

Jio Fiber customers can get the new prepaid plan vouchers directly through an auto-debit mode using their core balance. Or else, they can get the plans using an available recharge mode.

Jio is discontinuing the Preview Offer for new Jio Fiber users to start generating revenues from its paid plans.

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