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Uncappedvoice rolls out to FTTH suburbs powered by Vox Telecom

Gugu LourieBy Gugu Lourie2015-07-13No Comments2 Mins Read
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Vox Telecom has launched a first to market uncapped voice package, that aims to keep South Africa talking.  Available to customers in suburbs where Vox Telecom is rolling out fibre-to-the-home, Uncapped Voice enables unlimited calls to mobile, national and local fixed line and select international destinations.

“By providing customers with this service, we are hoping to continue to make keeping in touch as cost effective, and simple as possible,” says Natalie van der Merwe, senior product manager for Voice Solutions at Vox Telecom.

The Vox Telecom Uncapped Voice package is currently only available as an add-on service, to areas where Vox Telecom is rolling-out FTTH, and costs R249 per month.  

“We’re also able to assist customers with porting their numbers to Vox Telecom and in so doing, keep their existing telephone numbers,” says van der Merwe. “We’re offering a price competitive, value-driven alternative for customers that want to either continue using, or consider taking up a traditional fixed line service, powered in this case by Vox Telecom fibre.”

Vox Telecom fibre-to-the-home is currently available in Parkhurst, Greenside, Parktown North, Killarney, Riviera, Waterfall, Craighall, Dunkeld, Craighall Park, Atholl, Elton Hill, Winston Ridge and Constantia.  It will be coming soon to all Telkom fibre suburbs.

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