Last day: Festive season continues for Airtel prepaid subscribers. The telecom operator is offering a 100 per cent cashback* on its Rs 349 plan. The last day to avail the offer is Friday, October 27.
Similar to Reliance Jio's Dhan Dhana Dhan Rs 399 cashback scheme, Airtel is offering a refund of Rs 50 in 7 instalments totalling to Rs 350 over a period of 7 months.
User will not get any refund for the first month. The cashback will be offered from the next month, and only Rs 50 cashback will be available at a time. For instance, you recharge your Airtel number with Rs 349 today. For now, you'll make the payment. However on your next recharge, starting next month Airtel will offer a cashback of Rs 50. This will continue for the consecutive 7 months at a stretch.
Airtel prepaid subscribers can claim the offer on My Airtel application and recharge with Rs 349 through Airtel Payments Bank.
Offer is only applicable when the transaction is done through Airtel Payments Bank on My Airtel App, Airtel website, USSD.
All Customers can avail Rs 50 cashback on recharge done during the offer period and Rs 50 cashback on the subsequent 6 recharges of the same denomination.
Recharges done within a period of 6 months from the date of offer release will be eligible for cashback.
Cashback will be credited to Airtel Payments Bank wallet or savings account within 3 working days of the transaction
Among five incumbent private mobile operators, only Bharti Airtel added new subscribers in September while the rest lost more than 29 lakh customers, as per the data released today by industry body COAI.
Airtel added over 10 lakh or a million customers in September which reduced the net loss of joint subscriber base of the five telecom operators (others being Idea, Vodafone, Aircel and Telenor) to 19.3 lakh, as per the report on subscriber base of GSM players.
Telenor, which is in the process of merger with Airtel, lost 9.37 lakh subscribers. Idea lost 9.04 lakh customers. It was followed by Vodafone which lost 7 lakh customers and Aircel, 3.94 lakh customers.
