Reliance Jio is not going to let its counterparts usurp its throne and that is why it has again extended its cashback offer till December 25. It is not the first time that the largest internet service provider in India has extended the cashback offer. Last time also it extended the offer from November 25 to December 15 and now it has been extended to 10 more days, as of now. Apart from the cashback, the company is also trying to woo the customers with other offers such as the discounts provided on online fashion and travel purchases.

If the purchases are up to Rs. 1,899, then it will raise the value of the offer to a total of Rs. 2,599. Furthermore, the users can also enjoy Rs. 399 discount of Rs. 1,500 or above transactions on AJio.com. If the customer is making purchases from Reliancetrends.com of Rs. 1,999 or above, then the user gets an instant discount of Rs. 500. Similarly, customers can avail Rs. 1,000 discount on any round-trip domestic flights on Yatra.com and for a one-way ticket Rs. 500.

Interestingly, there have been some changes made with this extension with respect to cashback offers. Earlier, the Triple Cashback offer launched by Jio provided its Prime customers a benefit of Rs. 2,599 on purchasing the recharges of Rs. 399 or above, but now users can get cashback even in using digital wallets to pay for the recharge pack. For instance, if a customer uses Amazon Pay to purchase a Rs. 459 recharge pack, then the person will receive Rs. 400 worth vouchers with Rs. 50 cashback as Pay balance.

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Moreover, the users can use both the money available on wallet cashback and the Jio vouchers immediately. Surprisingly, for new recharge users, now the Paytm cashback has dropped to Rs. 15 from Rs. 50 whereas for existing users the PhonePe cashback has risen from Rs. 0 to Rs. 10. Only, time will show how far this extension of cashback is going to benefit the company, as already known every day new and alluring plans are getting rolled out from different Telecom companies.