Reliance Jio Plus Postpaid Family Plans

[minuteman]

Jio Plus launched, select plans come with free trial offer and Netflix subscription: All details

Jio Plus launched: The new Rs 699 Jio postpaid plan gives access to Netflix and Amazon Prime. People also get 100GB of data, and unlimited voice as well as SMS. One can add up to 3 members to each plan.

www.indiatoday.in

 

[Lolita_Magnum]

Does not seem like the website has been updated yet.
These new plans seem a lot worse than the old ones... or maybe I am wrong..
Is 99 for every additional sim for 399 customers only? or is it for all..?
If I am to opt for the 999 plan (which I am using right now) will that mean I'd have to pay 999+(99*3)?
Unlimited Data does sound enticing.

 

[minuteman]

@Lolita_Magnum These are new postpaid plans existing higher end family plans still available

 

[81163]

Prime membership free or still pay 99 ?

 

[Chip]

Plans are effective from 22/3 so they'll probably update the website a few days before that. I wonder if I could shift to the new plan because that'll cost 696 + tax instead of the 999 + tax I pay now.

Is this only for new connections?

 

[TinTinSnowy]

Which Netflix plan with 699 plan? Netflix mobile?

Also where is the option in the myjio app to convert prepaid sim to postpaid without changing sim? Not able to find it and it's very difficult to navigate in this cluttered app.

 

[thescurvydawg]

Does anyone know how data allocation to different family members works in this? A few years I tried a family plan with 4 numbers and at every start of the billing cycle, the members’ data would expire and they would stop getting internet till I manually allocated data to them.
Also, can everyone use data out of a common pool like Airtel or do you still have to allocate everyone a non-shareable quota?

 

[Chip]

You have to assign it.

It is auto allocated in my case. I just asked it to assign a %age of data allowance each month to each number.

 

[thescurvydawg]

Thanks. But members cannot draw from one shared data pool yes?

 

[Lolita_Magnum]

Yes members cannot draw from the shared pool; rolled over data also cannot be shared. And maximum every month (automatically) only 25% of data can be shared.

Vodafone has a better implementation where each child gets its own 40GB with 200GB of rollover.