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    Home»News»1TB of mobile data for R999/month on new Telkom deal

    1TB of mobile data for R999/month on new Telkom deal

    News By Staff Reporter2 September 2020
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    Telkom has launched what is, for most users, effectively an uncapped mobile broadband product, offering a terabyte per month of data, for R999.

    The Sim-only Smart Broadband Wireless deal offers 4G/LTE access and 1 024GB/month of data with no fair-use policy and no bandwidth restrictions on a month-to-month contract.

    In a statement on Wednesday, Telkom described the 1TB LTE offer as a “market disruptor and a new level of data quantity” offered by a South African mobile operator. The company said the product is suitable for gamers, collaborators, movie makers, podcasters and other heavy data users.

    For those needing a router, Telkom is offering a Huawei device on a 24-month contract at an additional R70/month. Data bought on the 1TB plan has a rolling 60-day validity period.

    It is only available where Telkom has network coverage and is not available for use through Vodacom, the company’s roaming network partner. – © 2020 NewsCentral Media

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