Earlier this month, Jio surprisinglyintroduced the cheapest data plan, offering 100MB of high-speed 4G data to users at just Re 1. The new Re 1 recharge plan, which came a few weeks afterJio hiked its prepaid plans in Indiawas also revised to offer lesser data. To add to users’ dismay, Jio has now discontinued the plan.
Jio’s Cheapest Plan Discontinued
The Re 1 prepaid plan no longer exists on the Jio website or the MyJio app. This comes after Jio recently reduced the plan’s data allowance from 100MB to 10MB. Its validity was also decreased from 30 days to 1 day. Nonetheless, this plan became the cheapest of them all.
There’sno word on why Jio decided to discontinue the plansoon after it launched and revised it.
Users who have availed of the Re 1 recharge plan before its discontinuation will still be able to enjoy their data benefits for the recharge period. However, they (or people trying to opt for it for the first time) will not be able to get the now-dead Re 1 recharge plan.
For those who don’t know, Jio has been updating its prepaid recharge plans after a recent price hike. Earlier, the companyupdated its JioPhone All-in-One recharge plans, adding a new Rs 152 plan for JioPhone users.
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