Jio Effect: Vodafone Offers Unlimited Data for Rs 29

Vodafone In a bid to challenge Reliance Jio, which has crossed 112 million subscribers as of April, Vodafone has launched a new pack for its prepaid customers offering them unlimited internet usage on 3G and 4G, including downloads for as low as Rs 29.
Vodafone’s SuperNight recharge offer is for its prepaid customers, and will be available as a pack from June 19. The Rs 29 recharge allows unlimited 3G/4G data usage and downloads for a total period of five hours.

 
Sandeep Kataria, Chief Commercial Officer, Vodafone India in a press statement said, “We are delighted to bring Vodafone SuperNight to our customers under our ‘Super’ umbrella. Like all other ‘Super’ products, it breaks all price barriers that concern customers in their use of internet…These SuperNight packs will enable them to download as much data as they want for five hours at a fixed, nominal price.” –
What is Vodafone Rs 29 SuperNight Recharge pack?

According to Vodafone’s statement, a user can purchase the Rs 29 unlimited SuperNight pack at any time of the day. However, the data will come into effect only from 1 am to 6 am. So effectively this works out to Rs 6 per hour for unlimited data, which sounds like a good deal for those who wish to download their videos, music late at night.

How can a user activate the Vodafone Rs 29 recharge pack?
A user simply has to dial *444*4# and the pack will be activated on their prepaid number. Additionally users can find these packs in the MyVodafone app or purchase from retail Vodafone stores or the online Vodafone website. The data rate differs from circle to circle. For instance, in Delhi the SuperNight data pack starts at Rs 33. In the Mumbai circle, SuperNight’s rate starts at Rs 31. So the pricing will differ according to the circle.

Vodafone had launched the Ramzan 786 Plan in select circles for postpaid users. Vodafone users in North-East circle could access unlimited voice calling, unlimited national roaming, and 25GB data at Rs 786 under the plan. Similarly, Vodafone prepaid subscribers in Rajasthan circle could opt for Vodafone Holy Ramzan Pack for Rs 786 to get full talk time and ISD calling to UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar and Saudi Arabia at Rs 0.14 per second.
The entry of Reliance Jio has created massive disruption in the telecom sector, including the merger plan of Vodafone and Idea. Vodafone has agreed to sell 9.5 per cent additional stake to Aditya Birla Group for Rs 130 per share after they merge their telecom operations to create the country’s largest operator worth more than $23 billion.

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