Vodafone Just Launched Five New ‘Super Plans’ For Prepaid Users
Internet users in India have just experienced the ultimate power of internet provided by Reliance Jio along with unlimited SMS and Voice calls. Now, to fulfil the demand of subscribers and take down its main competitors like Reliance Jio and Airtel; Vodafone has just launched five new Super Plans for prepaid users.
Vodafone Just Launched Five New ‘Super Plans’ For Prepaid Users
Internet users in India have just experienced the ultimate power of internet provided by Reliance Jio along with unlimited SMS and Voice calls. If we talk about Reliance Jio, we can’t forget about one of the largest telecom operators in India, Vodafone.
If we take a look at India, almost every user has given up their home internet connection while using the free services provided by Reliance Jio. If you don’t know much about Reliance Jio then let me tell you, the telecom company had previously offered free calls, internet & SMS for almost 9 months.
However, now Reliance Jio had started to charge its users and the revised plans are little expensive. There are lots of competition going on in the telecom section. It looks like, one of the largest telecom company Vodafone has now announced five new plans for its prepaid customers which are intended to compete with Reliance Jio.
These five prepaid plans come under the name “Super Plans” which offer a combination of data, unlimited local and STD national roaming free calls along with the SMS for its customers.
As per the new scheme, customers opting for Rs 509 plan would get 1GB per data per day, 100 free short messaging services, unlimited local, STD and national roaming for 84 days, a company statement said. Customers can also choose for plans at Rs 458 with 70 days validity, Rs 347 with 28-day validity along with 1.5GB data per day, Rs 199 with 28-day validity and Rs 79 with seven-day validity.
Vodafone Rs.509 plan
This plan of Vodafone offers 1 GB data per day, while if we talk about the validity then this Rs.509 plan will offer the validity of 84 days, so, it clearly means that the maximum data that can be availed in this plan is 84GB. But, what about the Voice calls? Of course, all the local, STD and roaming calls will be free and unlimited across all operators along with 100 free SMS.
Vodafone Rs.458 plan
This plan of Vodafone offers 1 GB data per day, while if we talk about the validity then this Rs.509 plan will offer the validity of 70 days, so, it clearly means that the maximum data that can be availed in this plan is 70GB. But, what about the Voice calls? Of course, all the local, STD and roaming calls will be free and unlimited across all operators along with 100 free SMS.
Vodafone Rs.347 plan
This plan of Vodafone offers 1.5 GB data per day, while if we talk about the validity then this Rs.347 plan will offer the validity of 28 days, so, it clearly means that the maximum data that can be availed in this plan is 42GB. But, what about the Voice calls? Of course, all the local, STD and roaming calls will be free and unlimited across all operators along with 100 free SMS.
Vodafone Rs.199 plan
This plan of Vodafone offers 1 GB in total, while if we talk about the validity then this Rs.199 plan will offer the validity of 28 days, so, it clearly means that the maximum data that can be availed in this plan is 1GB. But, what about the Voice calls? Of course, all the local, STD and roaming calls will be free and unlimited across all operators.
Vodafone Rs.79 plan
This plan of Vodafone offers 1 GB in total, while if we talk about the validity then this Rs.79 plan will offer the validity of 7 days, so, it clearly means that the maximum data that can be availed in this plan is 1GB. But, what about the Voice calls? Of course, all the local, STD and roaming calls will be free and unlimited across all operators.
Here’s what the Vodafone India, Tamil Nadu, Business Head, S Murali said stated that “At Vodafone, everything we do is with a Customer First policy. Each Vodafone Super Plan has been structured to provide the finest value to specific customer requirements”.
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