What Dosti Dhamaka is
Dosti Dhamaka is the eJurs refer-and-earn programme. Every customer has a personal share link. When a friend buys their first eJurs eSIM through it and that eSIM starts working in their phone, you earn a point. Points become FREE data — a top-up on your eSIM, or a brand-new eSIM.
There is no code to remember and no form to fill in. Send the link and we keep count. Your rewards page shows everything: how many people opened your link, how many bought, how many are now online, and how much free data you have claimed.
How to start
- Get an eJurs eSIM yourself first — share links are for customers.
- Sign in to My eSIMs with your WhatsApp number, using the code we send there. No password.
- Open the Dosti Dhamaka card at the top, or tap “Dosti Dhamaka” at the bottom of any page.
- Tap “Send on WhatsApp”, or copy the link and put it on your status, in a group, anywhere.
What your friend gets
Your friend lands on the ordinary eJurs shop — the same plans, the same prices, and the QR on WhatsApp in two minutes. While a welcome offer is running it is applied at checkout automatically, once per number.
Your name is not in the link, and the shop never tells your friend that this is a referral or that anyone earns from it. To them it is simply a good recommendation.
Their phone just needs to support eSIM. Non-PTA phones are fine; JV (carrier-locked) phones do not work.
When and how you earn points
- A point is earned when your friend's eSIM is activated — installed and working in their phone. Buying alone is not enough.
- Your friend must be new to eJurs. Someone who is already a customer does not earn you a point.
- Your first friend counts double: 2 points. Every friend after that is one point.
- Each friend earns you one point, however many eSIMs they buy.
- Up to 10 friends count each month — any more carry over to the next month rather than being lost.
- Buying through your own link does not count.
- If a friend's order is refunded in full, its point is taken back.
- Points expire after 6 months without a new friend. Every new friend restarts that clock.
How much free data points buy
Your first friend brings 2 points, so 2 friends earn your first 1 GB FREE. Bigger rewards give more value per point, so saving up pays.
| Reward | Points | Worth | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 3 | Rs. 380 | 7 days |
| 3 GB | 6 | Rs. 990 | 30 days |
| 5 GB | 10 | Rs. 1,630 | 30 days |
| 10 GB | 15 | Rs. 2,740 | 30 days |
| 20 GB | 25 | Rs. 5,270 | 30 days |
How to claim free data
- On your rewards page, tap “Claim” on any reward that is ready.
- Choose where the data goes: your current eSIM — no new QR, nothing to reinstall — or a new eSIM.
- Confirm with your points. A top-up lands on that eSIM; a new eSIM's QR arrives on WhatsApp and by email.
Levels and trophies
The more friends, the higher your level: 🌱 Starter (0 friends) → 🤝 Dost (1 friend) → 🔥 Jigri (5 friends) → 👑 Legend (15 friends).
The trophy cabinet holds 10 trophies — First Step, Hat-trick, Double Dhamaka, Superstar, Hall of Fame and more — unlocked automatically by your score.
Whenever a friend's eSIM goes live, a WhatsApp arrives the next morning with one tap straight into your rewards.
Privacy: who sees what
- You only ever see counts — never a friend's name, number or plan.
- Your friend sees neither your name nor any mention of a referral.
- “Link opened” counts real people — not WhatsApp's link preview, and not the same person opening it again.
Is it really free?
Yes. Sharing costs nothing, and the reward data is genuinely free — nothing is charged for it. Points have no cash value; they are for eJurs data only.
Why give it away? A new customer who arrives on a friend's recommendation costs us less than one won by advertising, and we pass that saving on to you as data.
Common questions
Do I need to buy an eSIM before I can refer friends?
Yes. Share links are for eJurs customers. Get an eSIM, then sign in to My eSIMs with WhatsApp and open Dosti Dhamaka.
Will my friend know the link came from me?
You send the message yourself, but your name is not in the link and the shop never mentions a referral or a reward. To your friend it is the ordinary eJurs shop.
When do I get the point?
When your friend's eSIM is activated — installed and working in their phone. The point arrives the next morning, or sooner the moment you open your rewards page.
How many points do I need for free data?
3 points buy 1 GB, and rewards go up to 20 GB for 25 points. Your first friend brings 2 points, so 2 friends earn your first free data.
Can I put the free data on the eSIM I already have?
Yes. Choose your eSIM when you claim and the data is added to it — no new QR, nothing to reinstall. You can take a new eSIM instead if you prefer.
Do points expire?
Yes, after 6 months without a new friend. Every new friend restarts that clock.
Is this for friends with non-PTA phones?
Yes. The eJurs data eSIM works on non-PTA phones without PTA registration — the phone just needs eSIM support and must not be JV.
Still stuck?
Message us on WhatsApp — usually answered within a couple of minutes. Ask on WhatsApp
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