BSNL Extends Validity of Rs. 999 Prepaid Plan for 270 Days

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BSNL has published a promotional offer to present an extra validity of 30 days on the Rs. 999 prepaid recharges. With the latest extension, the Rs. 999 BSNL prepaid plan is valid for 270 days. This shows an increase over the existing 240 days’ validity. The update is applicable in the Chennai and Tamil Nadu circles for a limited period. BSNL recently revised the Rs. 1,188 prepaid recharge plan by reducing its validity to 300 days.

As per a notice posted on the BSNL Chennai site, the extended validity with the Rs. 999 prepaid recharge plan is available between February 15 and March 31 for both Chennai and Tamil Nadu subscribers. The notice says that the total validity of the plan has been extended to 270 days for the recharge done during the promotional offer period. Furthermore, customers can avail of the offer through any of the available modes of recharge.

The Rs. 999 BSNL prepaid recharge plan offers 250 minutes of voice calls throughout the validity — alongside access to personalized ringback tones (PRBT) for 60 days. It, however, doesn’t include any high-speed data benefits.

It is worth aiming out that the promotional offer is restricted only to the Chennai and some parts of Tamil Nadu and is not presented in other circles.

Telecom Talk initially spotted the promotional offer applies to the Rs. 999 prepaid plan.

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