Fri. Mar 29th, 2024

We have all been waiting for the JioPhone from past few months. After looking at the terms and conditions on the JioPhone, you might change your mindset.

The Reliance Jio Backed by a Business Tycoon Ambani, didn’t give clarity on the JioPhone at the time of the launch or even when the first pre-order started.

Here is the list of the norms, one should obey to get back the security deposit.

First and foremost, one should pay INR 500 rupees to pre-book the smartphone (via online or offline retail stores). At the time of the actual delivery, one should pay the remaining INR 1,000 rupees. The INR 1,500 refundable deposit is interest-free and these are the norms to get back the cautionary deposit.

When returning the JioPhone, the device should be in pristine condition to avail the refund. The user should recharge at least for INR 1,500 per year(from the date of issue) for a time frame of 3 years to receive complete INR 1,500. To get back the complete refundable deposit, one has to return the device within 36 months to 39 months from the date of issue. If one fails to return the device within 36 months, then the deposit will be forfeited and the company has all the right to take back the device.

If you want to return JioPhone within 12 months, then, an early return charge of 1500 will be charged plus one has to pay GST on top of that.

If you plan to return after 12 months to 24 months of use, then an early return charge of 1000 rupees will be charged plus one has to pay the GST on top of that.

If you plan to return the article after 24 months to 36 months of usage, then, one an early return charge of 500 will be charged plus the GST. Whenever you plan to return the device, the standard minimum recharge criteria apply for all the following conditions.

By Vivek

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