Vox launches LTE-A packages with Rain
Integrated ICT and telecommunications company, Vox, is expanding its wireless portfolio through the introduction of several broadband internet packages using Rain’s Long Term Evolution-Advanced (LTE-A) network.
Rain, previously Wireless Business Solutions, recently announced the rollout of over 1,500 LTE-A base stations across the country, with the intention of expanding coverage to a total of 2,000 sites by the end of 2017 and 4,000 by the end of 2018.
The LTE-A package is a SIM card based service with throughputs of up to 50Mbps, and starting at R549 per month.
Vox will initially offer three LTE-A packages: a Basic Plan with 55GB of data, an Advanced Plan with 85GB of data an Ultimate Plan with 120GB, and 220GB Plan and a 330GB plan.
Customers will be able to purchase top-up data vouchers ranging from 1GB to 20GB via the company website, ranging from R10 to R200.
“It is a capped service, which gives customers control over their spending and ensures that there is no bill shock at the end of the month,” said Phiana de Villiers, product manager for wireless at Vox.
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