Airtel Family Plan

[riteshriteshritesh]

I have never been on Prepaid and don't want to, as I find Postpaid convenient without having to remember to charge 4 numbers every month. Auto debit for Postpaid bill work best for me. And yes, I stream Prime, Hotstar and my work laptop is connected permanently to my phone's hotspot, so don't want to bother with the data quota.

 

[igloo]

well jio recharge queue has solved that problem for me. add to it 365days recharge. so its all convenient.

 

[riteshriteshritesh]

I even have my Jio office number on Postaid. When I went to port from Vodafone, the Jio store guy was like , when I told him that I am porting to Jio Postpaid. He told me that I was the first person he has ever serviced for a Jio Postpaid port-in in his 9 months of career.

 

[igloo]

Cant trust jio for postpaid services.

 

[vignesh_venkatesan]

Jio single handedly destroyed the more lucrative postpaid business of the telcos.
After the arrival of combo plans the postpaid plans are not very appealing for the average Joe.
Offtopic:
Which telco has the best ir both tariff wise and user experience wise. I'm travelling to Singapore/Malaysia.

 

[Rhishav]

Airtel without any doubt has better IR packs atleast in these two countries.

 

[varkey]

Cant trust jio for postpaid services.

Just curious, why not? I'm on Jio Postpaid for more than a year. I find it convenient and now with the revised tariff, it costs almost the same as prepaid.

 

[MadAxe]

I'm now seeing Airtel Family plan ads on this thread now...Guess I'm generating revenue for @Sushubh

 

[riteshriteshritesh]

Cant trust jio for postpaid services.

Just curious, why not? I'm on Jio Postpaid for more than a year. I find it convenient and now with the revised tariff, it costs almost the same as prepaid.

Exactly. I have never been charged anything more than 199 + taxes every month.

Which telco has the best ir both tariff wise and user experience wise. I'm travelling to Singapore/Malaysia.

Vodafone and Airtel have sensible IR plans. Check if Singapore and Malaysia come in the same zone on Airtel. I had a difficult time while traveling to Vietnam and Cambodia, as both were in 2 different zones. I had to activate 2 different plans considering the entry and exit dates. With Vodafone, it is in the same zone and was covered in the same plan. This is on Postpaid ( both Voda and Airtel).Airtel has more countries covered than Airtel, but then Vodafone is purely unlimited, whereas Airtel has it capped at 3/5 GB.
Jio is vague with some 2/2/2 plans. If you consider 1 GB of usage on Jio, you will get a bill of roughly Rs 2048 just for data.

 

[MadAxe]

I am on the 999 + GST Family Plan. 4 Numbers sharing 150 GB with roll over, free calls local, std and National Roaming and 100 sms each. All 4 numbers have free calling again local, std and NR.

Aren't there supposed to be 5 connections? (1+4)