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Telkom Business - Post-Paid Endless FIbre.

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Telkom Business has recently (1 August) launched its latest fibre offerings called Endless Fibre, which is essentially, never-ending, super-fast and affordable post-paid Internet connections for homes and businesses. The Endless fibre offerings aim to disrupt the market and promise to give businesses and unlimited internet connection.

The Endless fibre category includes Endless Fibre Classic, which provides 25/50 Mbps at R579 per month, followed by the Essential option, which offers 50/50 Mbps at R735 per month, the Optimum option offers 100/50 Mbps at R945 per month. Businesses can get 200/100 Mbps in the Ultra option for only R1199 per month and closing the category is Ultra Max which offers a speed of 500/250Mbps for R1345 per month.
9 Aug 2022 3AM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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