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Afrihost selling DSL Broadband lines for only R1

Gugu LourieBy Gugu Lourie2016-09-13No Comments2 Mins Read
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You want to experience ‘fast, reliable Internet’ for the lowest price ever, sign up for any Afrihost monthly DSL Broadband package this month and you’ll pay only R1 for September! “No, that’s not a typo, we’re actually giving you internet for a steal this month,” said the Internet provider on Tuesday. By Staff Writer

Afrihost, which is no longer part of MTN South Africa, said it it was giving away broadband internet for almost nothing with the R1 Steal Promotion.

The promotion offers you the chance to sign up for any monthly capped or uncapped DSL package in September and only pay R1. That’s just R1 for the package of your choice, which includes our awesome new Free-Time and Double-Data features on capped DSL.

“We offer fast, reliable internet, catering to everyone from the casual internet user to large businesses. Our capped DSL packages range from 1GB to 2TB and we offer several uncapped DSL packages too – all of which are included in the R1 Steal Promotion,” said Afrihost.

“This promotion will allow you to easily and affordably try out any of our monthly capped and uncapped DSL packages. If you don’t wish to continue with the product after the promotion you can simply cancel before 23 September without ever paying more than R1! And if you want to continue enjoying great connectivity, you’ll be charged the regular price from October onwards.”

The R1 Steal Promotion is valid for all signups in September 2016.

Clients who signed up before 13 September will be credited the difference to their Afrihost account. The promotion will also extend to DSL Bundles, however the R1 deal is only applicable to the data purchased, clients will still be required to pay the regular price for the line rental.

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