Worldlink Announces Dashain Offer: Get Double Speed Internet at Old Price
techsathi.com · Mon Sep 27 16:02:27 GMT 2021
WorldLink, the largest internet service provider, in the country has unveiled an attractive promotional offer on the occasion of Vijaya Dashami. In the festive promotional offer, The company has brought a modified package with double speed internet at the same old price. With Worldlink Dashain offer, users can get a 40 Mbps internet package for only Rs 1,100 per month. Additionally, customers will also get a net TV for free if they opt for a 12-month plan. However, customers who want to get a six-month subscription will also be able to participate in Worldlink’s Dashain offer.
Customers who take this package will have to pay Rs 1,317 per month for 40 Mbps internet speed including a NetTV. The company has also introduced a 60 Mbps internet package with two NetTVs for Rs 1,200 per month for customers who opt to subscribe annually. Customers who purchase the same package for a period of six months will get Rs 1,434 per month. Earlier, 40 Mbps and 50 Mbps internet packages will now be available at 80 Mbps and 100 Mbps internet packages. when you take Worldlink’s annual package, you can get an 80 Mbps internet package of WorldLink with two NetTVs for only Rs. 1400 per month. Similarly, a 100 Mbps internet package with three NetTVs will cost only Rs 1,600 per month. The company has stated that offers will be applicable even for a six-month subscription of 80 Mbps and 100 Mbps internet packages. According to WorldLink, a six-month subscription of 80 Mbps with two NetTVs will cost Rs 10,100 and a 100 Mbps subscription with three NetTVs will cost Rs 11,500 for the same period. In addition to this, The company will also provide free connections and services and even provide gifts worth around Rs 20,000 as a festive gift to the customers who purchase an annual package. In which the customer will get a NetTV subscription, set-top box, dual-band router, fiber cable, Wi-Fi roaming, and NetTV Prime (OTT) subscription.
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