Dutch telecoms company Telfort, the budget operator owned by KPN, has launched its first triple play offer, combining 20 Mbps ADSL broadband access, telephony and DTT television from Digitenne for a promotional price of €28.40 during the first six months. After that, the regular monthly price will be €43.40.
New subscribers will receive a free DTT tuner and Wi-Fi DSL modem, as well as a €25.00 voucher for the first bill; a registration fee of €39.95 is payable. Additional DTT tuners can rented at €4 monthly. Digitenne, KPN’s DTT service, offers 23 channels in its basic tier. Eredivisie Liove, the Dutch football channel, is available as the only option.
People can also choose to buy just internet access and Digitenne for a promotional rate of €18.45 a month (regular fee €33.45).
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