You will soon lose your SIM connection! Airtel, Idea, Vodafone are planning this big step; Know why, what should you do

This news will affect Indian #MOBILES users - Telecommunication companies such as #Bharti Airtel, #Idea Cellular and Vodafone were already ahead of time to follow a certain pattern in an effort to boost earnings, which would see a decline in their customer base. It was in front of the company's attack under the leadership of Mukesh Ambani. It is a big bad news for Vodafone, Idea and Airtel customers, their connections are on the verge of #deduction. All its customers, who spend less than Rs 35 per month on their network, will lose their connections. Its massive 250 million customers are sitting in this list, especially 2G users and they are forced to lose their connection. The reason behind such a tough decision is the weak ARPU posted by Airtel, Idea and Vodafone. Its low ARPU impacts the revenues of telecom companies and hence also benefits on their books. At present, Airtel has around 100 million #subscribers, which use less than Rs 35 per month, while the remaining 150 million is a new merger company associated with Vodafone Idea. According to this financial Express newspaper, math behind simple Rs 35 is simple. In fact, the company receives 10 rupees from these users. If they recharge minimum every month, then Bharti's monthly revenue is 100 crores. It expects that even if the network is halfway on the #network and the new minimum goes up to Rs 35 then one month's plan of revenue earned from them will be Rs 175 crores per month. Which it’s currently being difficult for these telecom companies due to #RJIO, which forces heavy cheap #recharge packs to compete with heavy data, unlimited calls and other freebies. Therefore, if they want to stay on Airtel, Vodafone Idea Network, then they will have to recharge Rs 35 per month. By doing this, companies are trying to maximize their ARPU; its users are less than 35 rupees per month, who have a dual SIM card. Just keep these users two SIM cards and them usually only use less 35 recharges packs for incoming calls. In RJIO, the lowest scheme starts from Rs. 49 per month. It was between the July 2018, its RJIO enjoys ARPU of Rs 131, while Airtel has Rs 101 and Vodafone Idea is 88 rupees. It is important to note that RJIO is already getting market share in wireless broadband. This telecommunication regulatory data revealed that, RJIO added 1.3 million subscribers in August 2018, while Airtel saw modest growth and on the other hand Vodafone and Idea lost customers. Meanwhile, in September, the customer base of Idea was Rs 21.31 crores, which was Rs 21.71 crores in August, which means that approximately 40.61 lakhs customers had left the network. However, Vodafone had 22.48 million users in September last year from 22.18 million, which lost 37.67 lakhs subscribers. On the other hand, COAI revealed that in September this customer base of Airtel had gone up to Rs 34.35 crores, compared to Rs 34.58 crores in August, 23.58 lakhs customers lost. In August 2018, the Reggio had 23.9 million subscribers (vs. 22.7 crores in July), while Airtel had 9.8 crores (vs. 9.5 crores in July), Idea had 4.4 crores (Rs 4.3 crores in July) and Vodafone had 5.1 million (vs. 6.3 million in July). However, if you do not want to lose your current network, then start paying 35 rupees per month. Therefore, if you keep company happy, you will be happy. Thus, heavy losses can be expected on the basis of customers in Airtel, Idea and Vodafone. RJIO is in a situation of victory in all circumstances.