That's why it's said jaldi ka kaam shaitan ka hota hai which means work done in hurry result like this. You should have ported 1 sim from Airtel postpaid to Vi prepaid and tested first.I’m in a bizarre situation.
Had 3 Airtel numbers (postpaid ₹999), 2 Jio (1 with yearly unlimited calling plan+little data, another one was used only occasionally), 1 BSNL.
After I moved from Jamshedpur to Bokaro, found that BSNL number wasn’t working while I was in office, so ported to Jio. Since I was new in the city, asked office driver to take me to Jio store or umbrella shop. But the dumb took me to a shop where they charged me ₹350 (1M 1.5 GB/day free).
Then I face severe issues with Airtel (which was my primary number). Forget data, not even able to make a call. So I switched to Vi Postpaid (all 3 Airtel+1 Jio). Now I found it to be the worst. It's 10 days but I'm yet to consume even 300 MB from 4 Vi numbers cumulatively. Moreover, Vi Sims are getting off repeatedly. But there's no way to get rid of Vi before 3 months.
Now I made Jio (ported from BSNL) my primary and took Jio Fibre for home (699 plan).
That's why it's said jaldi ka kaam shaitan ka hota hai
2 Airtel >Vi numbers were primary for self & wife.Although now you have Vi postpaid with unlimited calling, activate call forwarding to Jio number. If remaining 3 Vi Postpaid number are with family members get them Jio sim as per requirement and activate call forwarding for them too.
So, in case of any situation they receive call on Vi number they can attend it properly. You can experiment first with your ViJio numbers.
Stay with Jio forever. Don't expect anything from Airtel/BSNL/Vi in your circle. Absolute trash.That's why it's said jaldi ka kaam shaitan ka hota hai which means work done in hurry result like this. You should have ported 1 sim from Airtel postpaid to Vi prepaid and tested first.
Although now you have Vi postpaid with unlimited calling, activate call forwarding to Jio number. If remaining 3 Vi Postpaid number are with family members get them Jio sim as per requirement and activate call forwarding for them too.
So, in case of any situation they receive call on Vi number they can attend it properly. You can experiment first with your ViJio numbers.
Good to know I am not the only person who can get attached to anything that isn't required at all and will keep it anywayNow since I’ve taken JioFiber, both numbers aren’t required but one of them was also Uninor (some sentimental attachment, so can’t dispose off).
I believe every operator were down due to internet shutdown/ban in Punjab.Jio must need to extend plan validity as internet down in punjab
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