Because Jio has the largest voice customers in the country due to Jio phone sales thus making this type of mess to earn more money.. There are some blind Jio bhaktas over the internet who praised Jio as Saint after all Mr.ambani is a cunning business man who will do anything to earn more money. My main concern is it is leading to inconvenience to the customers.New way of manipulation:
Mukesh Ambani-led telco, Jio recently limited the duration of rings for calls being made from its network to just 20 seconds – or just 4-5 rings – which triggers a call-back, aimed at ensuring a call terminates on Jio’s network, generating interconnect revenue for the telecom market leader.
Source: Jio is fighting with Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea over missed calls
Excluding JioPhone, what is the lowest monthly (28-days) plan that we may take on Jio SIM that allows outgoing calls? As per Jio's website, it is Rs 149.Jio's argument from the link posted in post 82.
People familiar with the matter at Jio, though, accused rivals of keeping call rates exorbitant — with an effective outgo of almost Rs 2 per minute — for the lowest class of 2G users, forcing them to give missed calls to a Jio user to elicit a return call, ensuring the call terminates on incumbents’ networks, generating IUC revenue for them.
It is ₹98/-Excluding JioPhone, what is the lowest monthly (28-days) plan that we may take on Jio SIM that allows outgoing calls? As per Jio's website, it is Rs 149.
This "lowest class of 2G users" are the ones who cannot afford Rs 149 per month. They take Rs 10 / Rs 50 "Talktime" recharges and use that to call others. Agreed that Rs 149 would give a lot of more benefits, but we just cant imagine their financial condition.
Oh yes, saw the "Most Affordable Plans" section now. I see Jio also has the talktime reacharges, for Pay As You Go, but never heard anyone doing that. Is it valid? Can we do it?It is ₹98/-
Yes, they are valid and I think the charges are 1 rupee per minute.Oh yes, saw the "Most Affordable Plans" section now. I see Jio also has the talktime reacharges, for Pay As You Go, but never heard anyone doing that. Is it valid? Can we do it?
Maybe used for calling ISD numbers and premium numbers.Oh yes, saw the "Most Affordable Plans" section now. I see Jio also has the talktime reacharges, for Pay As You Go, but never heard anyone doing that. Is it valid? Can we do it?
Yes that's what i was going to talk about. I think it should be 45 seconds to ring my phone. I never liked Jio. Even i didn't take free Jio sim,We finally have an answer to this. Read here.
TRAI seeks views on maximum duration for phone calls to ring
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