Reliance Jio halts Prime membership due to overload
Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio on Thursday temporarily halted the Jio Prime sign-up process. In a message to users, Jio stated that the glitches were due to "unprecedented load" on its servers. Some users reported that they were able to make the transactions, and money was deducted from their cards but Jio service displayed that the sign-up had failed.
Reliance is having some technical troubles as it rolls out its Jio Prime offer to Jio users. After initially glitches yesterday, when the Jio Prime became available for subscription, and today, the company has temporarily halted the Jio Prime sign up process. In a message to users it hinted that the glitches are due to "load" on its servers.Update: It seems that Jio has fixed the problem it was having in the morning with its servers. The sign-up page is now working again and you can supply your card details, or select payment mode, to subscribe to Jio Prime.     Also Read:  56GB data for Rs 500: Jio Rs 499 plan is the best phone plan ever"Thank you for your interest in Jio. We are currently experiencing unprecedented load. We are working hard to solve this issue, and we will be back online soon," the company noted on its website.Some users also reported that they managed to get the transactions done and the money was deducted from their cards but Jio service displayed that the sign up process had failed. The Jio Prime membership costs Rs 99 for one year. On its own the service doesn't give consumers anything but opens the doors to Prime-only data plans and Jio offers.