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Reliance Jio Welcome offer to be Available only till December 3rd 2016 ? No wait


Reliance Jio is a trend and no doubt Reliance Jio has got a huge customer base in much less time. It has claimed to get more each day as well. The most disturbing part was the Free Voice calling for Local, STD, National Roaming as well. Jio has pushed all possible limits and which other carriers didn’t think off. The whole telecom market is shaken up with the Reliance Jio. There had been lots of debates and various issues also which reliance faced. They are facing each passing day.



Central Issue of Jio
Reliance Jio (RJIL) has received communication from TRAI (Telecomm Regulatory Authority of India) claiming that plans offered by the Jio Welcome offer are compliant to regulatory Norms of IUC Compliance. Those offers are also stated to be Predatory and Non-Discriminatory.

So as per RJIL filling and obeying TRAI, The Welcome offer to all the customer will be available until 3rd December 2016. That means all those who get sim before or already have an existing plan will continue to get benefits till 31st December.

So get your sim before 3rd December 2016 else you might not be able to get the welcome offer. After that those who gets a new Jio sim will get a different offer which isn’t out yet. Let’s hope reliance bring much more game changer offers to the customers, which will make it the best telecom operator in India.

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