Vodafone Launches Rs 154 Prepaid Plan With Voice Calling Benefit for 180 Days

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Intensifying the prepaid tariff war, Vodafone India has now introduced a new plan of Rs 154 which offers benefits for a period of 180 days. Vodafone is known for introducing such tariff plans as the telco has earlier launched Rs 279 and Rs 189 prepaid plan which offers benefits for 84 and 56 days respectively. Now the newly launched Rs 154 plan provides benefits for a whopping 180 days, however, there's a catch. Unlike the current trend of unlimited combo plans, it offers just voice calling benefit and that too only night calling. But the best part is the validity of the plan which is 180 days. As of now, it's unknown whether the Rs 154 recharge from Vodafone extends your account validity by 180 days or whether you'll have to recharge the other plan to extend the validity.




Vodafone Rs 154 Prepaid Recharge: Benefits and Details

Talking about the benefits offered by the Vodafone's Rs 154 prepaid plan, it ships with just 600 minutes of local on-net night minutes, meaning users can make voice calls between Vodafone-Vodafone number. Also, the voice calling should be done between 12 AM and 6 AM, which is underwhelming. Besides that, every local & national call will be charged at 2.5 paise per second, data at four paise per 10KB, local SMS at Re 1 and national SMS at Rs 1.5. These benefits are valid for 180 days.

As noted, Vodafone is yet to confirm whether the Rs 154 prepaid recharge extends your account validity by 180 days. "If you are an existing customer who has availed a tariff plan for a minimum period of six months from the date of enrolment to that tariff plan, then you are migrated to new prepaid plan PV 24," stated the company on its website.

Vodafone Minimum Recharge Scheme Explained

For the unaware, Vodafone India has introduced minimum recharge scheme in October 2018, which forces every customer to perform a recharge every 28 days. The same move was followed by Idea Cellular and Bharti Airtel as well. For example, if a customer is on an unlimited combo recharge of Rs 199 from Vodafone which provides benefits for 28 days, and once the plan expires, outgoing services will be barred on that prepaid number even though you have talk time balance in your account. If you don't perform a prepaid recharge within 15 days, then Vodafone will disconnect incoming voice calls as well on the mobile number.

To tackle this situation, Vodafone has introduced minimum recharge plans starting at Rs 24. The Rs 24 plan extends your account validity by 28 days and it provides rate cutter benefits too. Other minimum recharge plans from Vodafone are Rs 35, Rs 65, Rs 95, Rs 145 and Rs 245. The Rs 245 recharge extends your account validity by 84 days.

Vodafone Also Removed Talk Time Prepaid Recharges

In another shocking move, Vodafone has even removed talk time recharges of Rs 50, Rs 100 and so on. There are some pricey talk time plans of Rs 1,000 and Rs 5,000, but they also ship with just 28 days of outgoing validity, which is underwhelming. So if you want to enjoy the talk time benefit, you'll have to perform a recharge of Rs 24 every month.

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