New Telkom uncapped ADSL prices

Telkom has unveiled its new uncapped ADSL and bundled uncapped broadband rates in anticipation of its imminent ADSL speed upgrades

August 6, 2012
Telkom uncapped ADSL

Telkom has unveiled its new Do Uncapped accounts in anticipation of its ADSL speed upgrades which will start later this month.

Telkom recently said it will be upgrading the “Up to 1024kbps” product to “Up 2048kbps”, from 24 August 2012, and will start upgrading its 384kbps ADSL users to 1Mbps from 1 October 2012.

These new speeds does not have an impact on the price which ADSL users with capped ADSL accounts will pay, but uncapped users will have to plan for higher prices if they want to gain the benefits of the higher ADSL line speeds with uncapped data.

Telkom’s Do Uncapped product range offers subscribers bundled and ‘account-only’ uncapped options, and Telkom has now added a 2Mbps option in preparation for its 1Mbps to 2Mbps ADSL speed upgrades.

The following table provides an overview of Telkom’s new Do Uncapped prices for both account-only and bundled products.

Service Do uncapped account only ADSL access Bundle discount Bundle price
Do Uncapped Basic 1Mbps R219 R165 R35 R349
Do Uncapped Advanced 2Mbps R369 R299 R89 R579
Do Uncapped Premium 4Mbps R699 R425 R95 R1,029
Do Uncapped Premium Plus 10Mbps R1,399 R425 R125 R1,699

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