Slingshot says its new $69/month UFB plans, launching December 5, will be the cheapest on the market (most ISPs have their entry-level fibre plans around the $75 mark.
The ISP - part of the CallPlus group - says the plans will include a number of features of Slingshot's current entry-level fibre plan, including a 40GB data cap, homeline, plus three unique and aggressive elements: rollover data, a Global Mode for accessing content usually blocked to New Zealanders.
The speed will be 30Mbit/s down, 10Mbit/s up.
Like current Slingshot plans, the the $69 plan launched December 5 will come with a free 500GB online storage account with Mega (the service offers 50GB free, an upgrade to 500GB costs €99.99 or $NZ166 a year).
Kim Dotcom no longer has any formal connection to Mega, founded the file sharing service. Dotcom recently signed up to appear in TV ads for Slingshot rival Orcon.
NBR staff
Mon, 25 Nov 2013
Mon, 25 Nov 2013
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Slingshot says its new $69 UFB plans will be cheapest
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