More ADSL data price cuts

@lantic has slashed the pricing of its uncapped and capped ADSL products

Staff Writer

July 20, 2012

@lantic, the consumer internet service provider (ISP) within the Vox Telecom Group, has announced its second data price cut for 2012.

“This is our way of compensating for the recent increases in Telkom line prices,” said @lantic’s Dederick Venter.

“Telkom is still the monopoly supplier of ADSL lines so we can’t do anything about that, but we can cut our data costs. South Africans are still paying far too much for Internet connectivity and we will continue to do everything in our power to bring prices down.”

A 1Mbps ADSL line with uncapped data will now cost @lantic customers R351 a month, down from the previous R589.

The price for a 1Mbps uncapped ADSL account (hence without ADSL access) has been reduced from R299 to R199 a month.

Lantic consumer uncapped ADSL

Business ADSL

The price of @lantic’s business uncapped ADSL service, which includes 1Mbps ADSL access and a 1Mbps uncapped ADSL account, has been slashed from R1,779 per month to R877 per month. “There are also major price cuts on the 4Mbps and 10Mbps packages,” said Venter.

Lantic business uncapped ADSL

@lantic has also cut the price of its capped ADSL data bundles. The ISP cut the price of its 10GB data bundles from R560 to R314, and has reduced the price of its 100GB package from R3,100 to R2,549.