Cheaper BlackBerry Service plans from MTN

MTN has launched new BIS plans at reduced prices, but with data caps

July 5, 2012
MTN BlackBerry cheaper plans

MTN introduced three new BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS) plans in a press statement issued today (5 July 2012).

These new plans are available immediately, and MTN’s announcement confirms information received by MyBroadband earlier this week.

The three new plans are priced as follows:

  • BlackBerry Messaging plan: R14.95
  • BlackBerry Social plan: R19.95
  • BlackBerry Social and Email plan: R29.95

MTN’s existing BlackBerry Internet Service plan will still be available at R59 per month, the network said. “BlackBerry Internet Service gives customers unlimited access to BlackBerry data services from their BlackBerry smartphones,” MTN said.

This contradicts the information in the earlier communication that said BIS would have a 100MB monthly cap.

MTN’s cheaper plans will be capped, however. The BlackBerry Messaging and Social plans will have a 10MB cap, while the Social and Email plan will have a 25MB cap, MTN said.

A R1/MB out-of-bundle charge is applicable on these plans.

MTN planning BlackBerry packages from R14.95, but capped

R27/month BlackBerry Internet Service launched

R30 BlackBerry Internet Service deal

Cheaper MTN BlackBerry service on the cards

Tags: BIS, BlackBerry, BlackBerry Internet Service, Headline, MTN

Join the conversation

Connect with MyBB

twitterfacebookandroidappleblackberrynewsletterfeed

Poll

Which broadband provider do you respect the most?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...

More News

LG Optimus G Pro coming to South Africa

LG Optimus G Pro press shots header

The large-screened sibling to the Optimus G is expected to make its way to South Africa in 2013

DoC plans to fast-track digital television rollout

Retro TV

Set-top box control system to be reviewed in order to get digital television rollout back on track

Cape Town gets interdict against Winelands e-toll

e-tolls

The City of Cape Town was granted an interim interdict on halting the proposed N1/N2 Winelands Toll Highway Project in the Western Cape

Broadband spectrum licensing one step closer to reality

DoC clock Department of Communications

“Increasing network capacity, improving coverage, promoting competition, and facilitating BEE” the claimed benefits of spectrum allocation

bool(true)