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Reliance Jio Happy New Year Offer returns with 100% cashback on Rs 399 recharge
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Reliance Jio Happy New Year Offer returns with 100% cashback on Rs 399 recharge
Dec 28, 2018 8:26 AM

Reliance Jio on Friday announced a New Year offer under which it offers 100 per cent cashback on a recharge of Rs 399 in the form of coupons that can be availed on e-commerce portal AJIO.

"Jio in partnership with AJIO has introduced its Jio Happy New Year Offer. The offer provides 100 percent cashback in form of AJIO coupon. Customers performing recharge of Rs 399 will get 100 per cent cashback in form of AJIO coupon. AIO coupon worth Rs 399 will be credited in 'MyCoupons' section of MyJio," Jio said in a statement.

The coupon credited can be redeemed on AJIO app and website on a minimum cart value of Rs 1,000.

"AJIO coupon worth Rs 399 can be redeemed over and above the existing AJIO discounts," the statement said.

The offer is applicable for both existing and new Jio users for recharges done between December 28, 2018, to January 31, 2019.

The coupons received during this period can be redeemed on or before March 15, 2019, the statement said.

Reliance Jio has been coming up with New Year offers since the commencement of its business in 2016. Under the scheme, it has been offering services at effectively free rates.

Disclosure:

RIL, the promoter of Reliance Jio, also controls Network18, the parent company of CNBCTV18.com.

First Published:Dec 28, 2018 5:26 PM IST

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