There are ways to get Reliance Jio sim in the free of cost.Before commercial rollout Rio SIM is is testing mode so as of now there are 10 lakhs people using this testing mode jio sim on their new smartphone.Now we can see how to get the free Jio Sim.
1) Make friends with someone working for Reliance
The easiest way to get a Jio SIM is to know someone who works with Reliance. The company allows employees to refer a certain number of people to get Jio SIMs that can be used in your phone. Most Reliance employees are probably used to getting friend requests on Facebook from people that just want a SIM, so you might want to try one of the other methods instead.
2) Buy a Lyf phone
Just walk into a Reliance Digital Store, ask for a new Lyf phone, and you're live on Reliance Jio. You can get a phone for around Rs. 3,000, and you'll get three months of free, unlimited Internet access and calling along with it.This gives you free, unlimited data, calling, and access to all of Jio's apps for three months, or until the commercial launch of Reliance Jio, whichever is later. But if you don't want to carry around an extra handset everywhere you go, there are more options.
3) Get a high-end Samsung phone
If Lyf is Jio's bottom up approach to getting people to try out the network, then it's Samsung offer is the top-down method. If you've got one of the following (relatively recent/ better) Samsung phones, then you just need to download the MyJio app, and tap on "Get Jio SIM". Here are the eligible phones Samsung Galaxy A5 2015, Galaxy A7 2015, Galaxy A8, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy Note 5 Duos, Galaxy Note Edge, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy S6 Edge
Plus, Galaxy S7, and the Galaxy S7 Edge.
Once that's done, you will get a bar code that you need to take to a Reliance Digital where you have to show your phone and you'll get a SIM. Remember to carry a
photograph for the form, and your photo ID, and the staff will do the rest. Quick tip: in our experience - and what many other people online are also telling us
- the Reliance Digital Xpress Mini Stores are much more efficient about this process than the larger Reliance Digital stores.
This method was earlier working on all 4G phones, but the company seems to be plugging the gaps now - however, the SIM you get can still be used on other phones.
The SIM, and usage, are both free for now even using this method.
4) Switch to HP
Jio is also keen to go after users at home, taking on broadband providers and not just other phone networks. For HP customers, Jio is offering three months of free 4G data, although you have to pay Rs. 2,899 for the wireless compact router. That still works out to less than Rs. 1,000 a month for free, unlimited, fast data, so it's a pretty good deal considering that unfair FUPs are the norm on all other networks.
Just comment below those who already received the new Jio SIM with free of cost and its performance.
FREE !!! Reliance Jio Sim .
There are ways to get Reliance Jio sim in the free of cost.Before commercial rollout Rio SIM is is testing mode so as of now there are 10 lakhs people using this testing mode jio sim on their new smartphone.Now we can see how to get the free Jio Sim.
1) Make friends with someone working for Reliance
The easiest way to get a Jio SIM is to know someone who works with Reliance. The company allows employees to refer a certain number of people to get Jio SIMs that can be used in your phone. Most Reliance employees are probably used to getting friend requests on Facebook from people that just want a SIM, so you might want to try one of the other methods instead.
2) Buy a Lyf phone
Just walk into a Reliance Digital Store, ask for a new Lyf phone, and you're live on Reliance Jio. You can get a phone for around Rs. 3,000, and you'll get three months of free, unlimited Internet access and calling along with it.This gives you free, unlimited data, calling, and access to all of Jio's apps for three months, or until the commercial launch of Reliance Jio, whichever is later. But if you don't want to carry around an extra handset everywhere you go, there are more options.
3) Get a high-end Samsung phone
If Lyf is Jio's bottom up approach to getting people to try out the network, then it's Samsung offer is the top-down method. If you've got one of the following (relatively recent/ better) Samsung phones, then you just need to download the MyJio app, and tap on "Get Jio SIM". Here are the eligible phones Samsung Galaxy A5 2015, Galaxy A7 2015, Galaxy A8, Galaxy Note 4, Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy Note 5 Duos, Galaxy Note Edge, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy S6 Edge
Plus, Galaxy S7, and the Galaxy S7 Edge.
Once that's done, you will get a bar code that you need to take to a Reliance Digital where you have to show your phone and you'll get a SIM. Remember to carry a
photograph for the form, and your photo ID, and the staff will do the rest. Quick tip: in our experience - and what many other people online are also telling us
- the Reliance Digital Xpress Mini Stores are much more efficient about this process than the larger Reliance Digital stores.
This method was earlier working on all 4G phones, but the company seems to be plugging the gaps now - however, the SIM you get can still be used on other phones.
The SIM, and usage, are both free for now even using this method.
4) Switch to HP
Jio is also keen to go after users at home, taking on broadband providers and not just other phone networks. For HP customers, Jio is offering three months of free 4G data, although you have to pay Rs. 2,899 for the wireless compact router. That still works out to less than Rs. 1,000 a month for free, unlimited, fast data, so it's a pretty good deal considering that unfair FUPs are the norm on all other networks.
Just comment below those who already received the new Jio SIM with free of cost and its performance.
