Telkom Business cuts uncapped ADSL prices

Telkom Business has revealed price cuts on its uncapped internet product portfolio.

The company says customers on entry level 384 and 1024 uncapped Internet usage products will be upgraded to 1024 and 2048 Uncapped Internet respectively at no additional cost.

The new prices on usage products and value bundles are effective immediately while speed upgrades will commence automatically from 24 August 2012.

“Telkom Business remains committed to enabling small and medium business customers with high quality internet services. Today, we have not only increased value but we have also slashed prices,” says Thami Magazi, managing executive: SME Services.

“Over the last six months, we’ve recorded a 105% increase in internet usage from our retail customers over Telkom Internet. This includes increased activity by small and medium enterprises customers who are integrating high speed Internet into their daily operations.”

Magazine notes that the increase in fixed bandwidth was enabled by the introduction of high quality uncapped Internet last year which has facilitated the uptake of more sophisticated business applications such as collaborative email, document sharing and web-hosting or cloud storage tools.

These product updates follow the recent announcement by the company on the upgrade of entry level ADSL speeds to enable new generation consumer content and business applications in a more cost effective manner.

“Based on our customers’ responses, we are improving our uncapped offerings while remaining responsible to the core network products through which we deliver our customer traffic. We are passing on benefits of improved bandwidth pricing and increased value in entry level products into our uncapped usage products,” adds Steve Lewis,” Managing Executive of Product House.

These product updates have been designed to enable businesses to gain a significant competitive edge.

“We believe that by offering these packages at these prices, we offer business customers the ability to enhance their ICT experience with a wider range of business utilities to truly boost their productivity,” concluded Magazi.