Is There a Need to Recharge Prepaid Talk Time Plans in 2019?

In 2018, amidst the falling revenues and declining profits, the private telecom operators decided to take an audacious step and did away with the talk time recharges which were selling continuously since the last decade and more. Before the combo bundled packs were unheard of in the pre-Reliance Jio times, the talk time prepaid recharges were the norm. However, as the combo plans penetrated the market, the demand for talk time recharges dwindled so much that the private telecom operators swapped almost all of them for new plans except for a few. In case you are wondering whether or not to ditch the prepaid talk time recharges completely, this article will get you out of the dilemma.

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Minimum Recharge Packs Not an Attraction

Last, we heard about the talk time recharges, we were talking a look at the re-introduction of the Rs 100 and Rs 500 talk time recharges for Airtel and Vodafone Idea prepaid users. Only a few weeks before that, Vodafone Idea brought back the Rs 50 prepaid recharge pack. With select prepaid talk time recharges making their way back to the portfolios, it seems that the industry had a little rebound with the minimum recharge plans. It is already known that both Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel shed off millions of subscribers due to the introduction of the minimum recharge plans and by discontinuing the prepaid talk time plans, but with the availability of so many combo plans in the market, the question begs to be asked, should subscribers still go for the talk time recharges?