Vi (Vodafone Idea) prepaid users can raise a request to switch to postpaid on the Vi mobile app.
Switching from Vi (Vodafone Idea) prepaid to postpaid levies no charge
Vi (Vodafone Idea) is one of the top players in the telecom landscape of India. The recent merger between Vodafone and Idea puts it in the third position in wireless subscriber market share, right behind big wigs like Airtel and Jio. Vodafone offers both postpaid and prepaid services to its subscribers. Prepaid users need to pay for data and calling services beforehand, whereas postpaid users get a bill at the end of every month. Vi subscribers can switch from prepaid to postpaid if they wish to, with plans in the latter available from as low as Rs. 399.
For all those interested in switching from Vi (Vodafone Idea) prepaid to Vi postpaid, we have compiled a step-by-step guide on how to make the switch.
Before you begin the process, it is important to note that the company will issue a new postpaid SIM if you decide to switch. Verification will also be done by a Vi representative who will visit you at your address. They will ask for ID and address proof and its best to keep your Aadhaar card ready as well. Vi informs the user of the time when the representative will come home to verify your details and deliver the SIM. It is important that you be at home at the time selected.
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