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Standard Bank Mobile Takes The Fight To Mobile Operators And Introduces Fixed LTE

Gugu LourieBy Gugu Lourie2021-08-25Updated:2021-08-26No Comments2 Mins Read
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Standard Bank Mobile announced today the introduction of fixed LTE starting from R139 a month for 20GB of anytime data. The operator said its fixed LTE offers Standard Bank customers a subsidised router and data.

The company added that data allocations vary depending on which bank account you hold. Customers can also top up their data with recurring or once-off data bundles depending on their needs.

“We are able to offer customers an opportunity to purchase devices for less, to access affordable and even in some cases, free data – simply for banking with us! Giving back value to individuals who choose to bank with us,” said Lee Ramsden: Head of Sales and Distribution at Standard Bank Mobile.

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Or you can always top up with our super priced once-off Fixed LTE data bundles as and when you need. Once-off bundles are valid for 60 days.

Bank Accounts Qualifying For Fixed LTE

“We focus heavily on offering reliable and affordable connections, hence this addition to our product suite,” said Ramsden.

“Fixed LTE allows for a data connection without the physical fibre infrastructure but still offers the benefit of a high-speed data connection.

“It is important to us that our customers are connected,  provided with products that allow them to be digitally enabled, easy to install, and also allow for easy top up and management through our website.

“We are especially proud to be the first to market with an LTE product from a bank”.

Also read: Telkom eSIM Support For Smartphones Is Finally Here

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