Jazz Monthly, Weekly Internet Packages Price Increase By Company Check The Latest Rate
Jazz, one of Pakistan’s largest telecom companies, has announced an increase in the prices of his mobile packages. The company said that the decision was made due to high operational costs and overall inflation in the country. The new prices will apply to daily, weekly and monthly bundles, and customers will notice the change starting from this week.
Popular Jazz Packages With New Prices
| Package Name | Old Price | New Price | Bundle Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily Social Package | Rs. 20 | Rs. 25 | 1 GB (WhatsApp & Facebook) |
| Weekly YouTube & Social | Rs. 115 | Rs. 135 | 5 GB (YouTube) + 2 GB (Social Apps) |
| Weekly Super Plus Offer | Rs. 240 | Rs. 265 | 12 GB internet + 5000 Jazz mins + 60 off-net mins |
| Monthly Super Duper Offer | Rs. 695 | Rs. 745 | 8 GB internet + 3000 Jazz mins + 150 off-net mins |
| Monthly Mega Plus | Rs. 1560 | Rs. 1650 | 25 GB internet |
These changes will affect millions of Jazz customers across the country who rely on affordable bundles for communication, work, and entertainment.
Reaction From Customers
Many Jazz users have expressed disappointment on social media after hearing the news. They believe that the increasing cost of mobile packages will put more pressure on those who are already struggling with inflation. Some users said that mobile data has become a basic requirement for work, education and communication, so high prices will directly affect daily life.
Expert Opinion
Telecom experts reported that the decision was expected. He said that companies are facing high fuel prices, electricity bills and a weak local currency. These factors are more expensive for telecom operators to run their services. According to experts, if the economic condition remains the same, other mobile networks may also revise their package rates soon.
What It Means for the Future
The increase in package prices has raised questions about the future of mobile affordability in Pakistan. For many young people and professionals, internet access is no longer a luxury but a necessity. If prices continue to rise, experts warn that the digital divide between rich and poor could grow even wider.
Jazz is also expensive compare to other companies,that News was bad for jazz lover,
Jazz is competing govt etc to enhance charges in order not to lag behind in sucking blood of consumers.
Awam pehlay preshan ha electricity fuel gas prices ke wajha say tu rahe sahe kasar internet nay puri kar de.Is mulk ma pochnay wala koi ha nahi jis ka jo dil karay woh kar raha ha kise na kise bahanay awam ko jo loutna ha tu looto
Provided information is not updated Jazz is charging Rs. 1,305/ for monthly super duper package instead of Rs. 745.
Jazz is extremely disgusting and excessively costly. It is busy robbing customers but unfortunately forgets that stealing money cannot last forever, and one day it will severely damage both Jazz and its reputation.
Jazz in actual have become “Na-Jazz. This network is terrible and sucks.
They keep on increasing their prices every month which is so disgusting, very disappointed. I would like to rate them 0/10.
سب ٹیلی کام کمپنی عوام کو ظالم حکمرانوں کی طرح لوٹ رہی ہے،سروس بالکل حراب اور ریٹ آسمان کو باتیں کررہے ہیں، عوام کس سے فریاد کرے یہاں تو چوکیدار ہی چور ہے،مطب پی ٹی اے جو ان سب کمپنیز کو کنٹرول کرتا ہے وہ حود کنڑول سے باہر ہے
Provided information is not updated Jazz is charging Rs. 1,305/ for monthly super duper package instead of Rs. ^745.
The reasons of recent price hike was stated as Furl cost, Energy etc cost are high including weakening Pak rupee.
But all these factors have been running almost same level for last many months so it seems the reason just to max profit from business.
PTA should analyse such price 8ncreaee request carefully and should share PTA report in detail.
In Pak it looks that the Regulators do not bother and just allow increase without considering common man problems. Probably this increase have some portion benefits to the authorities as wel.
If these regulator official pay their bills from their own income probably they will never allow.