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Buy content the easy way! Connect Google Play with your Jazz number to purchase content without any hassle.
Google Play and the Google Play logo
are trademarks of Google LLC.
billing setup is easy, just follow
the below mentioned steps
In Google Play™ Store, tap on Menu icon
on the top-left, and select “Account”
billing setup is easy, just follow
the below mentioned steps
Tap “Payment methods“.
billing setup is easy, just follow
the below mentioned steps
Under Payment methods select
“Use Jazz billing”.
billing setup is easy, just follow
the below mentioned steps
You will see a pop-up that says “Verifying account”.
Your device will send a verification SMS to Google Play for account setup.
billing setup is easy, just follow
the below mentioned steps
You will need to fill in your Name,
Address and Telephone Number before tapping
“Save” button.
billing setup is easy, just follow
the below mentioned steps
You will see “Jazz” added as payment method in Google Play.
You are now ready to make purchases through Google Play.
direct carrier billing
Go to your desired app to buy,
and tap on the button with price indicated.
direct carrier billing
“Jazz” will be the default payment method. Tap “Buy” to continue.
direct carrier billing
Key in your Google password to proceed with purchase.
direct carrier billing
Payment successful. The app will now be
installed on your device and amount will be
reflected in your Jazz bill.
Here are the simple steps to follow
Go to your desired app to buy,
tap on the button with price indicated.
Here are the simple steps to follow
Tap on the arrow icon that currently indicates
the last 4-digit of your credit card.
Here are the simple steps to follow
Tap on “Payment methods“.
Here are the simple steps to follow
Select “Jazz“ to set as your
default payment method.
As a Jazz mobile subscriber, you are now able to purchase apps from Google Play and charge it to your mobile balance or postpaid bill. This service is provided for both postpaid and prepaid subscribers. For prepaid subscribers please ensure that you have sufficient balance in your Jazz SIM as all purchases in Google Play store will be deducted from your Jazz balance.
The Google Play store app comes pre-installed on supported Android devices running Android OS version 2.2 (Froyo) and above. You can find and open the Google Play Store app from your device’s app launcher.
You can find and open the Google Play store app from your device’s app launcher. List of supporting devices can be found at https://support.google.com/googleplay
Yes, there is a limit. You can spend up to Rs. 2,000 / Transaction in any given month plus cumulatively your transactions should be lower than Rs. 2,000 in any given month.
Only digital or virtual goods are eligible for Carrier Billing on Google Play. Examples of digital goods include:
Games
In-game items and goods
Subscriptions for granted access for games/music/video
E-books
During the initial setup of Jazz billing payment method for app purchase from Google Play via carrier billing, you will need to be logged on to Jazz’s 3G/4G network in order for us to authenticate you. Once the authentication is successful you may download the app over Wi-Fi connection or Jazz’s 3G/4G network. Note that going through the setup flow to use Jazz carrier billing will register you for Google Play direct carrier billing service.
When you switch carrier, you would need to go again through the process of setting up carrier billing as payment method for Google Play app purchase. If the carrier that you switch to has not enabled carrier billing, then you won’t be able to set carrier billing as the payment option for Google Play.
To stop charging via carrier billing, you can remove Jazz carrier billing payment method as mentioned below:
Open Google Play Store from your device
Tap the 3 lined Menu button on top left corner
Select Account > Payment methods > More payment settings
Tap “Remove” mentioned under Jazz in Payment methods.
Customers have 2 hours from the time of download to return an application purchased on Google Play for a full refund. Customer may only return a given application once; if they subsequently purchase the same app again, they may not return it a second time. Purchases made from Google Play using direct carrier billing will be posted directly to your mobile billing account.
From your device
Launch the Google Play Store app on your device
Select Menu (top left corner) > My Apps
Select the app you’d like to return (If the 2-hour refund window has not yet passed, the app is eligible for return and will have two buttons saying Open or Refund)
Tap the Refund button. The Refund button will now say Uninstall. Press Uninstall to remove the app from your device and initiate the refund.
After the 2-hour return period has expired, the Refund option will not be available. Selecting the Uninstall button at this point will simply remove the application from your device.
Google does not give refunds for most Google Play purchases. However, there are exceptions. If the purchase isn’t what you expected, doesn’t work, or you don’t want it any more, you can:
Get support from the developer of the app Most apps on the Play Store are made by third-party developers, not by Google. The developers should support their apps and make sure they work well for you. You should contact the app developer if:
You have a question about an app.
You made an in-app purchase but it wasn’t delivered or isn’t working as you expected.
You want a refund and it’s more than 48 hours since you made the purchase. The developer can help with purchase issues, and can process refunds pursuant to its policies and applicable laws.
Request a refund on the Google Play website. If it’s less than 48 hours since you bought an app or made an in-app purchase, you can request a refund through Google Play. If you bought music, movies, books, or other content, you may be able to request a refund after more than 48 hours. This is the quickest way to find out if Google will give you a refund. You’ll usually get a decision within 15 minutes.
Open a web browser (like Chrome or Safari) on your computer, tablet, or phone.
Copy https://play.google.com/store/account and paste it into the address bar of the web browser.
Make sure this is in a web browser and not the Google Play Store app. You can’t request a refund in the Google Play Store app.
Scroll down to “Order History” and find the order you want to return. To the right of the order, select More Menu.
Select Report a problem.
Choose the option that describes your situation, complete the form, and say that you would like a refund.
You will see a message saying “thank you for sharing your concerns.” Later you will receive an email about your refund.
Subscriptions on Google Play renew automatically unless you unsubscribe. If you don’t want the subscription for your magazine, music streaming, video streaming or other app to renew, you can cancel the subscription on Google Play. You can also change the payment method used for a subscription or membership.
Open the Google Play Store from your device.
Tap Menu button (top left corner) > Account and > Subscriptions.
Find the subscription you want to cancel.
Tap Cancel.
Important: Uninstalling an app will not automatically stop your subscription. You must cancel your subscription to end your subscription. If you uninstall the app without canceling your subscription, you will still be charged. If an app you’ve purchased a subscription for is removed from Google Play, your future subscription will be automatically canceled but past subscriptions will not be refunded.
As long as you use the same Google ID that you used for downloading the app initially, you will not be charged for re-downloading the app again (even when switching device).
Your app purchases are tied to your Google Account and can be installed an unlimited amount of times on any device. So, for example, if you remove “My Favorite Game” to save memory, you can reinstall it at a later date with no charge by simply visiting My Apps. You can also re-install apps from play.google.com from the My Android Apps section.If you are being asked to purchase an application you have already purchased on Google Play on an existing or previous device, you might be using a different Google account than the one you were using at the time you made your purchase. Because the application is associated with a different Google account, you are being charged to purchase it again. Additionally, if you are missing certain apps (free or paid), they might be registered under a different Google account. Fortunately, you can recover access to these apps by simply switching the account you’re currently signed into on Google Play.
Please contact the application developer that you made a purchase from if you have any questions regarding the application that you downloaded or for issues related to app that you have downloaded. You can find the contact options (an email address or phone no. or a website) of the application developer under the developer section in the application that you have downloaded.
No, all apps and in-app purchases via carrier billing should be made in PKR.
‘Application(s)’ means any Vendor software program or other downloadable digital content (together with any applicable documentation or end user license agreement) sold or licensed through the Jazz System. Applications are normally licensed.
‘Direct Carrier Billing Service’ means the services provided to You by the Jazz, including facilitating the sale or license or subscription of Application through billing to your airtime service bill.
‘Service Provider’ means a third party which provides Jazz with delivery and ancillary fulfilment services to facilitate your purchase. Service Provider may include Google Asia Pacific Lte. Ptd. or any third party that Jazz may include from time to time for the Direct Carrier Billing Service.
‘Jazz‘ means Pakistan Mobile Communications Limited.
‘Jazz System‘ means the computer software and systems that enable Jazz to provide Direct Carrier Billing Service for third Party App Stores.
‘Terms’‘Terms’ means these Terms and Conditions for Direct Carrier Billing for Third Party App Stores, including any amendments thereto that Jazz may make from time to time in its discretion.
‘Vendor’ means an authorized application or content vendor who has entered into a contract with Service Provider to sell their Applications to users through the Jazz System.
‘You‘ means any individual who uses Jazz acquire to Application(s) or content using the Direct Carrier Billing Service.
These terms govern the billing of your purchases from the Google Play Store on your Android handset (“Device”) and shall form a binding agreement between you and Pakistan Mobile Communications Limited (“Jazz”).
You are deemed to accept these Terms when You first use the Google Play Direct Carrier Billing Service, including by clicking a virtual button in any of the Third Party App store expressly agreeing to these Terms.
If You allow any other person to access or use the Direct Carrier Billing Service, You agree to be responsible for (a) ensuring that such person complies with the Terms, and (b) the actions, omissions and defaults of such person in relation to the Billing on Behalf Service.
For the initial authentication, data network (3G/4G/Wi-Fi) and SMS must be enabled on your Device.
Prices for Applications and/or contents are determined by the Service Provider and may be subjected to adjustment or taxes or currency exchange rates.
You agree and acknowledge that by Your acceptance of a charge or prices for the Applications and/or contents during the transaction process, Jazz shall be entitled to collect payment from You through: (i) your airtime which will bill the charge to You or deduct from your air time credit. If You are a contract airtime customer (post-paid) You will see the charge on Your monthly phone bill.
If You subscribe to a subscription service, You will be billed in accordance with the subscription frequency and price indicated at the beginning of the service. You are required to refer to the subscription cancellation option at the time of subscribing the service. The cancellation request has to be made to the respective vendor or service provider. If the subscription is not cancelled prior to the renewal date, You may no longer have the right to cancel or receive a refund and any cancellation will take effect from the following renewal period.
Postpaid customers must maintain good credit standing with Jazz without outstanding payments due. Jazz reserves the right to suspend your use of the Service if outstanding payments remain due and unpaid.
You are allowed to purchase a maximum of Rs.2000 (GST inclusive) worth of Google Play Store items per month.
You must make the purchase from Google Play Store on your Device. The Service is not available on PCs.
Jazz reserves the right to suspend your use of the Service at any time at its sole discretion.
To the maximum extent legally permitted, Jazz’s aggregate liability for direct damages under any legal theory shall in all circumstances be limited to the fees paid by You for the Direct Carrier Billing Service in relation to the Application(s) acquired hereunder, and Jazz shall not be liable for any other damages under any circumstances.
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law Jazz shall not be liable for the quality or performance of Applications or device or app stores provided by Service Providers or for information or material accessed through the Direct Carrier Billing Service.
All application support will be provided by the respective Application vendor.
Failure by either party to exercise or enforce any right conferred by these Terms against the other party shall not be or be deemed to be a waiver of any such right or in any way prejudice any right of that party under these Terms.
You agree to indemnify Jazz for any and all losses, costs, damages, claims, expenses, actions and proceedings whatsoever arising from: (a) the use of the Direct Carrier Billing Service; or (b) breach of any provision of these Terms.
Jazz reserves the right to amend or vary any of these terms and conditions. Jazz will, where it is practicable to do so, give you advance notice (which may be through written notice, electronic mail, letters, Jazz website, bills or such other forms as Jazz deems appropriate) of such changes.
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