Free uncapped ADSL upgrades from Telkom

Telkom has started its ADSL speed upgrades, and Telkom subscribers will benefit from a free uncapped account speed increase

August 24, 2012
Telkom ADSL

Telkom kicked off its ADSL speed upgrade today (24 August 2012), where customers currently on an “Up to 1024 kpbs” ADSL offering will automatically be upgraded to “Up to 2048 kpbs” ADSL.

This first upgrade cycle is expected to continue for approximately six weeks – the time required to cover the national base Telkom said.

Customers currently on an “Up to 384 kbps” ADSL offering will be upgraded to “Up to 1024 kbps” in the next upgrade phase which will commence in October 2012. This process is also expected to continue for approximately six weeks.

“The speed upgrades enable Telkom Internet to effectively increase the value to entry-level broadband customers. It also illustrates that Telkom is in a position to create new products and services that allow customers to run multiple bandwidth-hungry applications simultaneously, and at faster speeds,” Telkom said in a press statement.

Free uncapped upgrades from Telkom Internet

Good news for Telkom Internet uncapped ADSL subscribers is that they will automatically be upgraded from the “do Uncapped Advanced” (Uncapped Up to 1Mbps), to 2 Mbps at no additional cost.

The following table provides an overview of the new upgraded speeds and the prices associated with uncapped services.

Uncapped Bundle Current ADSL Access New ADSL Access ADSL Access Price – 1 August 2012 ISP Stand Alone ISP Price Total Bundle Discount Bundle Price
do Uncapped Basic Bundle Up to 384 kbps Up to 1 Mbps* R165.00 do Uncapped Basic R219.00 R384.00 R35.00 R349.00
do Uncapped Advanced Bundle Up to 1 Mbps Up to 2 Mbps** R299.00 do Uncapped Advanced R369.00 R668.00 R89.00 R579.00

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