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Magyar Telekom renews portfolio

October 23, 2017 08.25 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The Hungarian incumbent Magyar Telekom has introduced a new fixed-line home product portfolio.

Replacing earlier 12 and 24 months loyalty plans with a single price, it provides more freedom of choice to customers by offering mobile devices together with home services.

The names of the home products, which include IPTV Alap/Szuper Családi HD and Sat TV Alap/Szuper Családi HD for the telco’s TV services, remain unchanged, as do the discounts that apply to them.

The latter are 20% for using two home services and 25% for three.

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Filed Under: Central & East Europe, Newsline Tagged With: Hungary, Magyar Telekom Edited: 23 October 2017 08:25

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