Vi (formerly Vodafone India) has launched a new service for its users that offers free home delivery of customisable and premium mobile phone numbers. A custom mobile number can be based on the user’s preference. They could be one that has their birthday or anniversary date on it. Vi users can check the availability on the company’s website.
Premium Numbers: Availability
However, this service is currently available to both postpaid and prepaid customers in Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Surat, and Jaipur. Ordering the sim requires basic details from customers like area PIN code and their mobile number. Customers can also enter a favoured string of numbers to find relating mobile numbers. Finally, they have to enter their name and address to place the order. The company claims that it will deliver the new SIM card to customers with zero delivery charges.
Remember, the number you enter might not be available at all times. In some cases, the premium numbers are free, while some premium numbers cost Rs 500 to Rs 2000 depending on the number
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Vi-Hungama Tie-up
Vi recently came up with another service for its customers by partnering with Hungama Music. As per the collaboration, Vi users can now get a 6-month subscription to Hungama Premium for free. This subscription offers customers ad-free access to the entire library of Hungama Music which spans across 20 languages and various genres of music. Playlists, podcasts, and music videos can also be downloaded through Hungama Music using the Vi app. This service is available to both postpaid and prepaid subscribers to the Vi network. The app even allows them to set their favourite track as a caller tune.
Additionally, Vi plans to offer its customers access to 52 live digital concerts per year at nominal prices on the Vi app.
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