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Vodafone Idea (Vi) has quietly introduced a new segment of postpaid plans for its users. This was confirmed by Akshaya Moondra, CEO of Vodafone Idea Limited, in the company’s recent Q4 FY25 earnings report. “For postpaid users, we recently launched the Vi Max Limitless Postpaid Data Plans across 9 markets, offering truly unlimited high-speed data. With our post-paid plans, consumers can enjoy a suite of premium benefits including exclusive entertainment access and value-added services,” Vi said in the report.
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Infact, Vodafone Idea has started offering unlimited data on the postpaid plans, which it calls Limitless Plans. Previously, the unlimited data offering used to be on specific high-value plans, which Vi has now rolled out on all the postpaid plans in select circles.
Vi Max Limitless Postpaid Plans Availability
What are the Vi Max Limitless Postpaid Data Plans? As the name suggests, “limitless” typically refers to mobile data plans with no data cap or usage limit — the same applies to voice services.
Vi customers subscribed to postpaid individual or family plans in the circles of Andhra Pradesh (including Telangana), Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh (including Chhattisgarh), Rajasthan, Odisha, Assam and the North East, Himachal Pradesh, and Jammu & Kashmir can enjoy the benefits of the Vi Max Limitless plans.
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Vi Max Limitless Postpaid Individual Plans
Vi Max Limitless Postpaid Family Plans
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Commercial Usage
According to Vi, data usage by any individual subscriber on a GSM postpaid plan with Unlimited or Limitless Data that exceeds 300GB in a billing cycle will be considered commercial or non-retail usage. Similarly, voice usage that includes calls to more than 300 unique numbers (mobile and/or landline, STD and/or ISD) in a week, or outgoing calls exceeding a total of 300 minutes per day, among other conditions, will also be categorised as commercial/non-retail usage.
