Drop in fibre prices

Fibre prices plummet in South Africa

The barrier to entry for household fibre Internet has dropped significantly in recent years, with South Africans able to get a fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) package for R229 per month.

MyBroadband looked for the most affordable FTTH packages available in the country, regardless of whether they are prepaid or month-to-month.

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Every year I finally get it together to log into my isp and check the price of my existing package. I'm on vumatel... I think it's 150 less than what I'm currently paying. They don't auto apply the new fee, I have to do it manually. I'm on a 50/50 uncapped
 
Every year I finally get it together to log into my isp and check the price of my existing package. I'm on vumatel... I think it's 150 less than what I'm currently paying. They don't auto apply the new fee, I have to do it manually. I'm on a 50/50 uncapped
Which ISP? My money is on Vox.
 
For EVERY South African irrespective of where you stay?
It's listed on the product page without entering my address so yeah if you have Vuma. It used to be promotional area based. I know they started with increasing prices and dropping these lower packages but they seem to be reintroducing them at a lower price point now.

I kept saying their old model was unsustainable and they'd keep losing business.
 
It's listed on the product page without entering my address so yeah if you have Vuma. It used to be promotional area based. I know they started with increasing prices and dropping these lower packages but they seem to be reintroducing them at a lower price point now.

I kept saying their old model was unsustainable and they'd keep losing business.
So since I'm on Vuma, it should be available to me too?
 
Got Openserve 500/250 through Cool Ideas just over 2 years ago - R1399pm.
2 years later, R10 cheaper at R1389. No free upgrades so still the same speed.

Atleast it hasn't gone up I guess?
 
Got Openserve 500/250 through Cool Ideas just over 2 years ago - R1399pm.
2 years later, R10 cheaper at R1389. No free upgrades so still the same speed.

Atleast it hasn't gone up I guess?
Sounds like an article for DailyInvestor - Good news as fiber prices remain stable.
 
Entry speed packages for fibre to the home should be sufficient for most people, not?

The cheaper the better.

Doing good on a 20/20 best effort LTE Vodacom Black Friday deal from a few years ago for less than R300 still, 400GB day + 400GB night rollover type for night only probably.

Took the LTE deal, and cancelled Vumatel at that stage.

And moved house recently and just took the Vodacom LTE deal Huawei B535 router with,and plugged in again at new location.

No sweat. All Good.
 
It's listed on the product page without entering my address so yeah if you have Vuma. It used to be promotional area based. I know they started with increasing prices and dropping these lower packages but they seem to be reintroducing them at a lower price point now.

I kept saying their old model was unsustainable and they'd keep losing business.

So enter your address and come back to us 🧐 .... they've completely changed the way the site gives you packages it seem .... they first want your blood type before displaying packages.
 
Got Openserve 500/250 through Cool Ideas just over 2 years ago - R1399pm.
2 years later, R10 cheaper at R1389. No free upgrades so still the same speed.

Atleast it hasn't gone up I guess?
mmm, why am i paying the same for 300/150?
 
A had 100/100 a few years ago, and it has not gone down, only up.

Is the article making some other comparison?
Essentially those on the lower tier had their speeds doubled for the same amount.
Prices will never go down but you get more bang for buck than before.
 
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