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I heard on 2.4ghz band speed capped wt around 50mbps is it true can anyone confirm it please.

Jio Set Top Box startup ads are becoming really annoying. Every time I turn on the TV, two ads play before I can access anything.

This is causing a poor user experience, especially because there seems to be no clear option to disable these ads. Paying customers should not be forced to watch ads before using their own TV setup.

Jio should provide a setting to turn off startup ads or at least allow users to skip them immediately.

Hi everyone,

I'm a bit confused and was wondering if anyone else has experienced this.

I purchased the ₹2,222 quarterly JioFiber plan, which was supposed to provide 30 Mbps along with the set-top box.

Just 3 days after installation, I received an email and SMS saying:

Recharge of ₹0 successful

- 100 Mbps Speed

- Validity: Active Recharge Cycle

When I checked the MyJio app, my plan had changed to Fiber_100Mbps_MDU, and I'm actually getting around 100 Mbps on speed tests.

The strange part is:

- I never requested a plan change.

- I only paid ₹2,222, not ₹3,333.

- My validity is still the same.

Has anyone else received a free upgrade like this?

Any explanation would be appreciated. Thanks!

Has anyone faced this with Jio?
I’m living abroad, and my Jio SIM was deactivated without any warning. Customer care says there’s no way to reactivate it remotely and that I must visit a Jio Store in India, which isn’t possible.
They also said that after 60 days, my number will go back to Airtel (I had ported it from Airtel), and a family member may be able to claim it from Airtel.
Has anyone successfully recovered their number this way? Is it really possible for a family member to do it?
This is extremely frustrating, especially since Jio never sent any warning before deactivating the SIM.

Jio service has to be one of the worst shittiest outdated services so far. I was speaking to one of the execs and they asked me to wait until they could get the application to open on their sire and the call got terminated after waiting for 10min. I am a fucking clown to these guys its not even funny

Hey everyone,

I've had a JioFiber connection since around 2019-20 and I'm still using the initial older router provided with the connection.

The router is currently placed in one corner of the ground floor. The house is around 4500 sq. ft., and I want to extend the WiFi coverage to a single room on the 1st floor, towards the other corner of the house, although it's on the same side of the building.

I researched a bit and, from what I understand, the best solution would be to run an Ethernet cable from the main JioFiber router to the 1st floor and connect it to either:

• Another dual-band router configured as an Access Point
• A dedicated Access Point
• A mesh WiFi system with wired backhaul

I'm honestly confused about which setup would be the best for my use case.

My main priority is getting good speeds, stable connectivity and proper WiFi coverage on that room of 1st floor without losing a significant amount of bandwidth.

Should I simply get a good dual-band router and use it in AP mode? Would investing in a mesh system make more sense for a house of this size? Also, would it be better to run a Cat6 cable between the floors?

If anyone has done something similar with an older JioFiber router or has experience setting up WiFi coverage for a large house, please share your setup and recommendations.

Specific router, Access Point or mesh system recommendations are also welcome.

Would really appreciate some guidance before I start buying equipment and running cables. Thanks!

I have to buy premium for premium hotstar. There are too many ads like 3 ads which are 2-3 mins long after every 15-20 mins and if you want completely ad free you have to upgrade which is just too much.

I have post paid jio fibre connection and a set up box, I am switching house and my new house is just few blocks from my current apartment. Alsoo where I gonna be moving is an apartment so someone there might have a jio connection

hello my phone got stolen
it had a jio sim
it was a prepaid sim
the phone got lost in Rajasthan and the sim was issued in Maharashtra
the sim was on my father's name and by dad expired during covid it's been 6 yrs
so is it possible that i can get a duplicate sim becoz all my bank accounts were linked to that
please help

Hello, I have recharged my Jio number with the 3599 ruppee yearly plan about 24 hours back. Amount has been deducted from my credit card, yet it is not being reflected on my jio account.

I am trying to reach the jio agent but unfortunately no luck.

Is this normal? Should I wait until monday?

I need to get my device flashed with software from service centre and in the process it is likely that I will lose the esim. Is there a way to recover it?

Hey everyone, just sharing a massive cautionary tale about Airtel Xstream Fiber and their predatory retention traps. If you are disconnecting your Airtel broadband, record every single phone call.

Here is the absolute nightmare they’ve put me through over the last 8 months:

• 170+ Complaints & Harassment: After months of severe DNS issues and dead internet, I filed dozens of complaints. Instead of fixing it, an Airtel supervisor showed up at my house unannounced and tried to coerce me into giving him an OTP to force-close the complaint. I recorded him and formally disconnected my service.
• The "Free Trial" Trap: Their retention team begged me to take a "one-month free trial" just to test if the network was fixed. The representative verbally guaranteed on a recorded line that if the internet dropped at all, the account would automatically disconnect with zero charges. It went down for 3 days during the trial, so I told them I was done.
• Secret Reactivation: Weeks later, I got a bill in 18 of June. Airtel had secretly and unlawfully reinstated my connection without my consent and started charging me for a dead, officially terminated service.
• The Nodal Officer Joke: I escalated this to the Appellate Team and got a Nodal Officer on the phone. I literally played the audio recording of their agent promising the auto-disconnection and zero-billing guarantee. His response? He completely refused to acknowledge the proof because the agent was speaking in Hindi, and he claimed he "doesn't understand Hindi." He refused to get a translator, talked over me, and dismissed the whole thing.

I’ve just sent my absolute final legal notice attached with all audio files and transcripts. If they don't refund my money and wipe the fraudulent bills, I'm taking all of this to the Consumer Court (NCDRC) and filing an FIR for corporate harassment.

TL;DR: Cancelled Airtel due to outages. They offered a free trial, promised it wouldn't bill me, secretly reactivated my account when the trial failed, and billed me anyway. When I played the audio proof to the Nodal Officer, he rejected it because he "doesn't speak Hindi."

Has anyone else dealt with this specific level of scamming from Airtel? Any advice for the Consumer Court filing would be appreciated!

Applied for a new connection through the app 4 days ago and haven’t received any callback yet. If anyone has the contact details of a local JioFiber representative in JP Nagar, please DM me.