I'm using annual plan on my Airtel prepaid number which gives 24 GB of data for 365 days and data top-up plans like 50 GB for 300/301 has validity of existing plan.
I need to recharge similar plan for my Jio number which is approx. 1,599 for 336 days providing 24 GB data. Upon checking in MyJio, I found that data top-up plan of 50 GB for approx. Rs. 300 has validity of 30 days only whereas the same plan in Airtel has validity of existing plan.
Can someone confirm this who's using the same plan?
I need voice calls enabled with minimal data and it works perfect in Airtel but if Jio has data top-up plans with 30 days validity, it will mostly be a waste for me.
Check the value plans of Jio (available in the last tab of plans) there is a plan like1.5k for 336 days with 24GB data. I use 395 rs & 84 days plan under the same tab.
rakeshtvla wrote:Check the value plans of Jio (available in the last tab of plans) there is a plan like1.5k for 336 days with 24GB data. I use 395 rs & 84 days plan under the same tab.
you probably misunderstood my question because some piece of information was missing, I've updated it now, my bad
I'm well aware of 336 days plan which gives 24 GB data and that's the exact plan in question here
But my point is, I can't see any data top-up plan having validity of existing plan just like Airtel has
For e.g. I recharge 336 days plan and consume all the 24 GB data today itself. Now, if I recharge data top-up plan of 50 GB which is around Rs. 300, will that 50 GB data be valid for 30 days or 336 days ... hope you understood what I'm trying to say here
sahil1033 wrote:you probably misunderstood my question because some piece of information was missing, I've updated it now, my bad
I'm well aware of 336 days plan which gives 24 GB data and that's the exact plan in question here
But my point is, I can't see any data top-up plan having validity of existing plan just like Airtel has
For e.g. I recharge 336 days plan and consume all the 24 GB data today itself. Now, if I recharge data top-up plan of 50 GB which is around Rs. 300, will that 50 GB data be valid for 30 days or 336 days ... hope you understood what I'm trying to say here
Recharge ₹121 for 12gb validity active plan
sahil1033 wrote:you probably misunderstood my question because some piece of information was missing, I've updated it now, my bad
I'm well aware of 336 days plan which gives 24 GB data and that's the exact plan in question here
But my point is, I can't see any data top-up plan having validity of existing plan just like Airtel has
For e.g. I recharge 336 days plan and consume all the 24 GB data today itself. Now, if I recharge data top-up plan of 50 GB which is around Rs. 300, will that 50 GB data be valid for 30 days or 336 days ... hope you understood what I'm trying to say here
I Am Using the Jio 1559Rs Plan... I Use Minimal Data... Always Pay Cred Bill 1000rs Every 3 Days For Spin Cashback... With That Cashback I Will Do Data Pack Rc Existing Validity... 16 Data Plans Are In The Queue... 
sahil1033 wrote:As others pointed out, the data add on plans are the best in your case.you probably misunderstood my question because some piece of information was missing, I've updated it now, my bad
I'm well aware of 336 days plan which gives 24 GB data and that's the exact plan in question here
But my point is, I can't see any data top-up plan having validity of existing plan just like Airtel has
For e.g. I recharge 336 days plan and consume all the 24 GB data today itself. Now, if I recharge data top-up plan of 50 GB which is around Rs. 300, will that 50 GB data be valid for 30 days or 336 days ... hope you understood what I'm trying to say here
@Jarvis.-. @bohemian @UnderNation
Thanks for clarifying, got my answer.
UnderNation wrote:I Am Using the Jio 1559Rs Plan... I Use Minimal Data... Always Pay Cred Bill 1000rs Every 3 Days For Spin Cashback... With That Cashback I Will Do Data Pack Rc Existing Validity... 16 Data Plans Are In The Queue...
rakeshtvla wrote:
To have justice to your efforts, you have to exhaust them all before 12th Sep 2023 right?
Yes That's Correct...
UnderNation wrote:Freecharge keeps on offering 15 cashback on recharge of Rs. 15.I Am Using the Jio 1559Rs Plan... I Use Minimal Data... Always Pay Cred Bill 1000rs Every 3 Days For Spin Cashback... With That Cashback I Will Do Data Pack Rc Existing Validity... 16 Data Plans Are In The Queue...
UnderNation wrote:
We Have To Spend 15Rs Real Money To Get 15rs Cashback... But On Cred Spin Win , Everything Cashback... No Real Money Will Spent...
Freecharge gives full Rs. 15 as cashback, only downside is that money will be stuck in Freecharge wallet
The free money you're talking about, not everyone considers cashback as free money. HDFC Platinum DC gives 1% cashback upto Rs. 750 per month on CC bill payments and Cred gives 12 times monthly spins wherein one usually gets more than 1% cashback since Rs. 3 is the lowest one gets out of 5 dailys spins, so, Rs. 10 or more cashback is more or less guaranteed on bill payment of Rs. 1k
My point being, not everyone accounts this cashback as free money, people already have this calculated prior to paying their CC bills and accordingly they strategize their CC bill payments.
This mindset will vary from person to person in my opinion.
sahil1033 wrote:Freecharge gives full Rs. 15 as cashback, only downside is that money will be stuck in Freecharge wallet
The free money you're talking about, not everyone considers cashback as free money. HDFC Platinum DC gives 1% cashback upto Rs. 750 per month on CC bill payments and Cred gives 12 times monthly spins wherein one usually gets more than 1% cashback since Rs. 3 is the lowest one gets out of 5 dailys spins, so, Rs. 10 or more cashback is more or less guaranteed on bill payment of Rs. 1k
My point being, not everyone accounts this cashback as free money, people already have this calculated prior to paying their CC bills and accordingly they strategize their CC bill payments.
This mindset will vary from person to person in my opinion.
@UnderNation bro, what @sahil1033 said is true.
I think you've grossly misunderstood the Cashback feature of CRED. Earlier, CRED used to directly credit the Cashback to the card for/through which bill payment was paid. Now, this CRED Wallet is there. You can use this CRED Wallet balance to pay your CC bill payment itself. Hence, it's actually almost 'Real Money'.
UniqueDimer wrote:@UnderNation bro, what @sahil1033 said is true.
I think you've grossly misunderstood the Cashback feature of CRED. Earlier, CRED used to directly credit the Cashback to the card for/through which bill payment was paid. Now, this CRED Wallet is there. You can use this CRED Wallet balance to pay your CC bill payment itself. Hence, it's actually almost 'Real Money'.
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any offer to recharge Jio annual pack, need to recharge on 3-Feb
@Jarvis.-. @bohemian @Scorpion
any offers,like free data etc.,on jio annual plans?
mysalemo771 wrote:any offer to recharge Jio annual pack, need to recharge on 3-Feb
Collect amazon Pay balance from whatever best source you have.
Then pay by that balance from within myjio. Sometimes amazon runs offer for some discount for payments from jio, if you are lucky you might have that too.
Freecharge gives full Rs. 15 as cashback, only downside is that money will be stuck in Freecharge wallet
The free money you're talking about, not everyone considers cashback as free money. HDFC Platinum DC gives 1% cashback upto Rs. 750 per month on CC bill payments and Cred gives 12 times monthly spins wherein one usually gets more than 1% cashback since Rs. 3 is the lowest one gets out of 5 dailys spins, so, Rs. 10 or more cashback is more or less guaranteed on bill payment of Rs. 1k
My point being, not everyone accounts this cashback as free money, people already have this calculated prior to paying their CC bills and accordingly they strategize their CC bill payments.
This mindset will vary from person to person in my opinion.