Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea (Vi) - three leading telecom companies of India have been coming up with several recharge plans to cater for the needs of the have been launching several new plans to woo their customers. Vodafone Idea, the third-largest telecom service provider, has come up with new prepaid plans for users.
The telecom company has introduced several affordable offers for its customers. Now, the users will be able to enjoy free calling, OTT services, data and SMS- all in one plan. Vi's new prepaid plan is particularly appealing to users who enjoy OTT streaming.
Here’s a detailed look at Vi's latest offering.
A prepaid plan worth Rs 904
Vi has launched a prepaid plan of Rs 904 for crores of Indian users. In this plan, users will be able to recharge for 90 days. You will be able to avail an unlimited free calling during the entire validity.
Talking about the data benefits, the new prepaid plan offers 180GB of data for 90 days- which means, up to 2GB of data every day. The company further gives 100 SMS per day for the users, to the customers.
Let us tell you that Vi also has two powerful plans worth Rs 903 and Rs 902.
Vi's plan for Rs 904
You will get a great offer from OTT
Many OTT benefits will be bundled with the new plan which offers a free subscription of Amazon Prime Lite for 90 days. In this way, if you spend extra money on Amazon Prime, now you will not need it. Vi also offers customers the facility of Binge All Night and Weekend Data Rollover.
With the Binge All Night feature, users will be able to access unlimited internet data from 12 AM to 6 AM every day.
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Also, Vi has launched the cheapest prepaid recharge plan, which will give many benefits for 1 rupee. This plan has no specific validity period, but the benefits will be available for one day only. The plan further includes a talk time of 75 paise and also provides 1 on-net night minute call to the customers.
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