Go plc upgrades multiplay internet customers for free
Go is giving a free internet upgrade of up to 35Mbps to all new and existing customers on packages including the Home Pack, Home Pack Interactive, Duo Pack and Business Pack. The upgrades translate into more speed and more data usage at no extra charge.
Residential and business customers will enjoy up to six times current data capacity, up to three times their download speed and up to twice their upload speed.
The free internet upgrade offer is being provided for the whole duration of customers’ current term agreement. Once current term expires, customers retain the free upgrade by renewing the agreement.
All speeds are up to, subject to, customer premises wiring and the attainability on the line.
Information is available at Go’s stores, authorised resellers, on 146 and 8007 2121 or at www.go.com.mt.
Residential Free Upgrades
(Home Pack, Home Pack Interactive and Duo Pack)
| From current internet service | To upgraded service | |
| Download speed | 4 Mbps | 12 Mbps |
| Upload speed | 512 kbps | 512 kbps |
| Data cap | 25 GB | 150 GB |
| Download speed | 12 Mbps | 20 Mbps |
| Upload speed | 512 kbps | 1024 kbps |
| Data cap | 150 GB | 250 GB |
| Download speed | 20 Mbps | 35 Mbps |
| Upload speed | 1024 kbps | 2048 kbps |
| Data cap | 250 GB | Unlimited |
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Jonathan Camilleri
Aug 1st 2012, 08:07
Go plc is high on promotions, I think they are taking on the direct telephone sales approach used by Melita, which can be a nuisance for some. Along with street promotions, retail shops and adverts all over the Internet, their advertising budgets seem to be high. It would seem that they are trying to take on a larger market share, as usual.
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