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Jazz 3 Day Max Offer in Pakistan: Dial *631# for 1 GB and 1,000 Minutes at Rs 103

Jazz 3 Day Max Offer lists 1 GB, 1,000 Jazz minutes and SMS and 10 other network minutes for 3 days. See the *631# steps, expiry time and data rates first.

Ahmad Ali, author at Pakistan EraAhmad Ali5 min read
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Dial *631# on a Jazz prepaid SIM to buy the 3 Day Max Offer. Jazz's call packages list shows it at Rs 103 with tax included, and it gives you 1 GB of data, 1,000 Jazz minutes and SMS, and 10 minutes to other networks. It lasts three calendar days, and it ends at midnight on the third day.

That is a short, heavy bundle. It suits a busy weekend, a family event or a few days when you will be on the phone all day. We read the offer on Jazz's own 3 Day Max Offer page and on its prepaid call packages list on 14 October 2026.

The 3 Day Max Offer packs 1 GB and 1,000 Jazz minutes into Rs 103

The bundle has three parts: 1 GB of mobile data, 1,000 minutes and SMS for Jazz numbers, and 10 minutes for other networks. Jazz's call list shows the price as Rs 103 with tax included. The detail page we read did not print the price in its text.

ItemWhat Jazz lists
PriceRs 103, tax included (call packages list)
Data1 GB
Jazz minutes and SMS1,000
Other network minutes10
Validity3 calendar days
Subscribe code*631#
Auto renewalNo

The price missing on the detail page is why we say "Jazz's list shows". Before you pay, the confirmation on your phone is the final word. If the code asks for a different amount, stop and read the message.

The offer is built around Jazz to Jazz talk. Only 10 minutes go to other networks. If most of your calls go to Zong, Ufone or Telenor numbers, this bundle will run dry quickly on that side.

What the Jazz 3 Day Max Offer contains: 1 GB, 1,000 Jazz minutes and 10 other network minutes

Dial *631# and the offer starts straight away

Jazz says that dialling *631# subscribes you to the 3 Day Max Offer for three calendar days. The offer is non-recursive, which means it does not renew by itself. You must dial the code again each time you want it.

  1. Make sure your balance covers the price shown on the confirmation.
  2. Type *631# in the phone dialler.
  3. Press call and wait for the Jazz message.
  4. Read the reply to see that the offer is active.
  5. Note the date, because it ends at midnight on day three.

Jazz allows multiple subscriptions of the offer. So if you dial again before it ends, you can buy it more than once. The page does not say how the second purchase adds to the first, so look at the message Jazz sends after each purchase.

Steps to buy the Jazz 3 Day Max Offer by dialling *631#

The offer ends at 23:59 on the third calendar day

Jazz counts the day you subscribe as day one. If you buy it on a Friday afternoon, it ends at 23:59 on Sunday. The minutes are posted when you subscribe and expire at 23:59 on the third day.

So the time of day you buy does not give you extra hours. A purchase at 11 pm on day one leaves you with just over two days. Buy early in the morning if you want the full value of the three days.

Minutes and data work 24 hours a day with no time limit, according to Jazz. To see how much is left at any point, use the steps to check remaining Jazz MBs, minutes and SMS.

Without a bundle, data costs Rs 5 per MB

Jazz states that if you hold no bundle, the base rate of Rs 5 per MB applies, charged in pulses of 512 KB. When your 1 GB is gone, Jazz says an overage of Rs 2.25 per MB applies for mobile internet bundles.

That difference is large. At Rs 2.25 per MB, one more gigabyte would cost thousands of rupees, so stop the data when the 1 GB is used. Turn off mobile data in your phone settings, or buy a fresh bundle. A guide to setting a mobile data warning limit shows how to get a warning before the data ends.

Jazz also says actual speed depends on your SIM, device, web pages, time of day, number of users on the site and your distance from the 2G, 3G or 4G site. So treat 1 GB as a data size, not a speed promise.

Jazz data rates after the 3 Day Max Offer: Rs 5 per MB without a bundle

Choose 3 Day Max for short, busy stretches

This bundle is good value for a few busy days. For a longer plan, a weekly or monthly bundle spreads the cost better. For calls only over three months, Jazz's Voice Infinity Offer on *710# is another choice.

If you want to compare price per GB across the networks, the table in the cheapest weekly and monthly package per GB page is the place to start. Check the same day, because Jazz can change or withdraw offers at any time.

Common questions about the Jazz 3 Day Max Offer

What is the code for the Jazz 3 Day Max Offer?

The code is *631#. Jazz says dialling it subscribes you to the offer for three calendar days.

How much data does the 3 Day Max Offer give?

It gives 1 GB of mobile data, per Jazz's call packages list. It also gives 1,000 Jazz minutes and SMS and 10 minutes to other networks.

Does the 3 Day Max Offer renew by itself?

No. Jazz says the offer is non-recursive. You must dial *631# again to get it a second time.

When does the offer end?

It ends at midnight on the third calendar day, counting the day you subscribe. The minutes expire at 23:59 on that day.

What happens when the 1 GB runs out?

Jazz says an overage of Rs 2.25 per MB applies for mobile internet bundles. With no bundle at all, the base rate is Rs 5 per MB.

Who do I contact if my minutes are missing?

Jazz tells customers to use the SIMOSA app for package and deduction complaints. PTA's helpline is 0800-55055 if Jazz does not solve it.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked 14 October 2026. The contents, validity, code, expiry time and data rates come from Jazz's 3 Day Max Offer page at jazz.com.pk, and the Rs 103 price comes from the Jazz prepaid call packages list on the same site. The detail page did not print the price in its text, so confirm the amount on your confirmation message. We did not subscribe to the offer. Jazz can change or withdraw it at any time.

About the author

Ahmad Ali, author at Pakistan Era

Technology Journalist & Multimedia Producer

Ahmad Ali

Ahmad Ali is a technology journalist and multimedia producer at Pakistan Era, joining the team in October 2026. He covers consumer technology and digital life for Pakistani readers, combining research with hands-on product testing.

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