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Mobile recharge price hike by 25% - (just a hunch/speculation it not hiked yet or may never hiked as much as 25%)
- Thread starter Abhi5467
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It will , the point is they already got money from us... and they will need to decommission 4g equipment.. and hence had to provide 5g only
dont worry... they cant maintain all these different kinds of equipements forever simultaneously
Not sure about post paid plans mate..
To me, post paid plans are daylight robbery ...
Aniket
TF Prestige
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Or there's 2 years plan with Airtel?
In jio, after doing additional recharge when existing recharge is active, it remains in queue, it gets activated after the expiry, unless if it's not manually activated. In case of manual activation, validity doesn't get extended by getting added with existing plan, validity is counted from the activation date but not after the expiry of existing old plan.
Kindly explain this scene bro.
Your recharge is not in queue, it seems it has activated already that's why there's 2 years validity, right?
Or there's 2 years plan with Airtel?
In jio, after doing additional recharge when existing recharge is active, it remains in queue, it gets activated after the expiry, unless if it's not manually activated. In case of manual activation, validity doesn't get extended by getting added with existing plan, validity is counted from the activation date but not after the expiry of existing old plan.
Kindly explain this scene bro.
There is only one year plan max..
It is queued up but, because it is of same denomination, it is showing the total validity
yes airtel seems to activate it instantly and extend the validity based on this - https://www.airtel.in/terms-conditions/prepaidvouchers
Aniket
TF Prestige
Can you attach screenshot where it's clearly mentioned that if same plan is recharged again before expiry, it get's activated instantly, extending the plan validity.
I will explain a bit more..
Taking the SS from the Airtel website:
Explanation:
Group A:
- MRP 155, 179, 199, 289, 296, 455, 489, 509, 1799 which offer unlimited voice with fixed Data are accretive only on the same individual price point i.e when current and subsequent recharges are done with same MRP.
stacking is allowed only on the same plan... i.e. if our current plan is 1799, then we can only stack up using 1799..
While we are on 1799, if we recharge with any other plan other than 1799 then all our current validity gone down the drain and the new plan kicks in immediately .....
So , people need to be very careful who are on one of the above plans.. they must recharge with the same plan to get stack up feature kick in..
Group B:
- MRPs 209, 239, 265, 299, 319, 359, 399, 479, 499, 519, 549, 666, 699, 719, 779, 839, 869, 999, 1499, 2999, 3359 which offer unlimited voice with daily Data are accretive within this defined group of MRPs which offer Daily data benefits.
In all cases, total validity should not cross rolling 730 days...
I dont know about this for sure.. But I do think there is no manual intervention in case of Airtel
My bad. Maybe I was wrong. Last year I got the message saying it will be activated after current plan expiry. Today I just got that the validity is extended. Not sure when they activate it.
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shrewdoc
TF Legend
I won't recommend stacking up for more than 3 years though. Reasons being:
1. You'll be losing out on your money spent in advance.
2. You might switch places and your new area might have poor service from your current operator.
This is correct... If we do it for too long --- too many unceratinities to factor in ...hence reasonable duration is advisable..
ok . . noted