Reliance Jio Prime membership deadline today: 7 things it means for users

Today is the last day to subscribe to Reliance Jio’s Prime membership. Late last month, the company had extended the deadline of its Prime programme by a fortnight to April 15.
The company said that the service has been extended due to the overwhelming response from the customers. Here’s all that it means for users.
The days of free services are finally over for Reliance Jio customers. Starting tomorrow, April 16, the new tariff plan of the company will set it. Users will have to pay as per the plan they have taken.
The days of free services are finally over for Reliance Jio customers. Starting tomorrow, April 16, the new tariff plan of the company will set it. Users will have to pay as per the plan they have taken.
Nothing changes for those users who signed up for Jio Prime membership and paid for the telco’s Rs 303 or other plans of higher value (for the first month) before telecom regulator Trai’s nixing it.

This means that all customers who subscribed to ‘Summer Surprise’ prior to its discontinuation remain eligible for the 3-months complimentary offer. There billing cycle will start from July.
The Reliance Jio’s new tariff plan for non-Prime members start at Rs 408 and Rs 608 plan with 1GB and 2GB data usage restriction respectively. Both the plans have validity of 84 days.
As announced during the launch of Reliance Jio services in September 2016, the voice calls (domestic) made to any network will continue to remain free
Voice calls across the country to any network remain free under Reliance Jio network. This means users will no longer have to pay roaming charges on voice calls across India.
All new Reliance Jio’s tariff plans come with daily data usage restrictions (FUP).

While the Rs 408 plan has daily-FUP limit of 1GB, it is 2GB in the Rs 608 plan. Users no longer have the option to go for Rs 999 or higher value plan. The plan offered users almost unlimited data with no daily FUP limit.