Telkom Raises Mobile and Fixed Line Tariffs from April 1
Quick summary
Telkom has announced that it will increase its mobile and fixed-line service tariffs starting from 1 April. The price hikes will vary between 6% and 10% depending on the specific service, affecting many customers using both mobile and fixed services. However, unlimited LTE and 5G plans will not be affected by these increases. This move comes as Telkom adjusts to rising costs and market conditions. Customers on other plans should prepare for higher monthly bills, while those on unlimited LTE and 5G plans can expect no change in their pricing for now.
Summary
Telkom has announced that it will increase its mobile and fixed-line service tariffs starting from 1 April. The price hikes will vary between 6% and 10% depending on the specific service, affecting many customers using both mobile and fixed services. However, unlimited LTE and 5G plans will not be affected by these increases. This move comes as Telkom adjusts to rising costs and market conditions. Customers on other plans should prepare for higher monthly bills, while those on unlimited LTE and 5G plans can expect no change in their pricing for now.
OnABudget takeaway
OnABudget takeaway: Consumers should review their current Telkom plans and consider switching to unlimited LTE or 5G plans to avoid higher costs. Small businesses using Telkom services may need to budget for these increased expenses starting April.
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