Here’s how Reliance Jio postpaid users can get two months of data free

Here’s how Reliance Jio postpaid users can get two months of data free



 Mukesh Ambani-owned Reliance Jio introduced its postpaid services in May this year. Now the company has partnered with ICICI Bank in order to offer cashback to its postpaid subscribers.

As part of the offer, Reliance Jio postpaid users who have an ICICI Bank credit card can avail the cashback for 2 months on the annual payment of their postpaid bill. As part of the offer, the Reliance Jio postpaid users will get first cashback after six months of the bill payment and then after another six months the other installment of the cashback is credited to the user account.
The Reliance Jio subscribers will have to pay the bill for six months and then the bank will offer the discount of equal amount in the seventh month. This means that users need not make the payment for the seventh month. Moreover, after the 12th month the company will send the same amount in the ICICI Bank credit card of the user.
How to avail the offer
In order to avail this cashback offer, Reliance Jio users need to sign up for the ‘Auto Pay’ option using their ICICI Bank credit card. This means that the telecom operator will auto deduct the payment from the card every month. To do this, users need to go to the MyJio app and then select the ‘JioPay’ option. The option can be found by sliding the menu on the left of the screen.
The app will ask users about the payment details once they tap on the ‘JioPay’ option. Now users have to select the first option ‘JioAutoPay’. Once done they have to select ‘Credit Card’ as the payment option and then enable the auto payment option in the second step.
Once this process is completed then the app will show the confirmation that you have successfully enrolled for the Auto Pay option.
The postpaid plans from Reliance Jio starts at Rs 199 per month in which it offers unlimited voice calls, 25GB data and 100 SMS per day. In case the user exhausts the data limit then they will be charged at Rs 20 for per GB.

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