Once the current plan expires - If you recharge (from anywhere) your Airtel plan before the existing one has expired, the plan will be queued up until the expiry. Only after the plan expires, the new one will commence.
- An Airtel customer subscribing to Unlimited calling offer will get accretive validity if the subsequent recharge is done prior to expiry of current recharge, maximum validity accrual can be done for a period of upto 730 days, post which all subsequent accretive recharges will fail.
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- MRP 155, 179, 199, 289, 296, 455, 489, 509, 1799 which offer unlimited voice with fixed Data are accretive only on the same individual price point i.e when current and subsequent recharges are done with same MRP.
- MRPs 209, 239, 265, 299, 319, 359, 399, 479, 499, 519, 549, 666, 699, 719, 779, 839, 869, 999, 1499, 2999, 3359 which offer unlimited voice with daily Data are accretive within this defined group of MRPs which offer Daily data benefits.
Once the current plan expires - If you recharge (from anywhere) your Airtel plan before the existing one has expired, the plan will be queued up until the expiry. Only after the plan expires, the new one will commence.
i have 1799 airtel plan till August so if we recharge with same plan now will it get que or activate instantly? really confusing Anyone if done recently please do comment
@arundass007378 noted it dint work for him... You will lose 2 months if it didnt que.. Risky to save a few rupees. Am not an airtel user so can't comment
Not sure about ₹1799 plan, but 6 days back recharged with ₹479 plan, it queued up and started from today, existing plan was ₹239, both are daily data plans.