Vodafone RedX postpaid now up, for Rs 999, offers international calls

Vodafone RedX postpaid initiative is w live. USP of this scheme is that it offers cheap international calls as well. RedX can w be pre-booked by Vodafone postpaid customers. data speeds, offered by this scheme, are also said to be comparatively high.

Vodafone RedX

w, Vodafone RedX offers unlimited data and calls. re would be IUC here as well. n, re are content streaming services viz Amazon Prime and Netflix. With respect to voice calls, international roaming pack comes inbuilt. international standard voice tariffs start from 50 paise per minute. This is totally valid in case users prefer to make conventional cellular tower-driven voice calls, rar than use apps such as Google Duo, WhatsApp, Skype, Zoom, and more.

Along with Amazon Prime and Netflix, re are also Zee5 and Vodafone Play subscriptions. For frequent international travellers, RedX membership also offers free Airport lounge access. However, biggest USP of RedX is its offering of unlimited data and calls in India. On paper, scheme looks like it is custom-me for corporates. neless, even general everyday users could subscribe to this plan in case this is viewed as a good fit.

In related Vodafone news, telco will t exit Indian telecom sector as reported by rumour mills over last week. It has w retained popular Rs 50 recharge plan for prepaid users that offers only Rs 37.37 worth talktime to users. Remember that prior to unlimited calls era, this recharge plan was quite popular amongst general everyday users. w, retaining of this plan could potentially boost Vodafone’s stalgic user database. n, for uninitiated, Vodafone will t levy, for w, IUC of 6 paise per minute on customers. Jio has been levying same, while also offering All-In-One recharge packs that offer free IUC minutes.

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