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Reliance Jio Summer Surprise Offer

The last date for Jio Prime subscription plan has been extended to April 15, a welcome reprieve for Reliance Jio customers who were unable to sign up for the service on the last day due to system errors. With the new Jio Prime last date, customers get 15 more days to join the plan over the original deadline of March 31. Jio Prime members get several benefits on plans with same recharge value, and you can check out our guide about what these are.

Jio Summer Surprise offer

Separately, Reliance Jio announced the Jio Summer Surprise offer. This is essentially an extension of the Happy New Year Offer for another three months, where users get unlimited mobile data (with a 1GB daily data FUP) for free, 100 SMSs per day, as well as free access to the Jio suite of apps, such as Jio Cinema and Jio Music. Voice calls will remain free for all Reliance Jio subscribers, whether enrolled in the Jio Prime membership or not. However, unlike the Jio Happy New Year Offer, the Jio Summer Surprise offer is only applicable to Jio Prime members who purchase the Rs. 303 (or higher) prepaid recharge or enrol in the Rs. 303 (or higher) postpaid plan.

Thus, those Jio Prime members who buy a recharge of Rs. 303 (or higher) or enrol in the same value postpaid plan automatically become eligible for the Jio Summer Surprise Offer, and will only be charged for services after the "initial three months of complimentary services" expire in July. Reliance Jio subscribers and Jio Prime members who do not buy the Rs. 303 recharge or postpaid plan will have to pay for services from April 15. Here's a full list of Jio recharges and postpaid plans for you to choose from.

Jio Summer Surprise offer benefits

For the 3-month period of the Jio Summer Surprise Offer, you get benefits of the Rs. 303 (or higher) recharge. Such that, 1GB daily data FUP for the Rs. 303 recharge, and 2GB daily data FUP for the Rs. 499 recharge, and so forth.

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