A couple of days after partnering with ZEE 5 in an effort to expand to multiple cities in India, ACT Fibernet has announced that it’s offering its broadband users with additional data across all plans and all the cities it has its service in. As part of the announcement, ACT Fibernet users will now gain 100GB of free data.
The 100GB free data can be accessed by ACT Fibernet subscribers on any broadband plan across any of the 15 cities the internet providers have set up its service in. That includes any user in Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Coimbatore, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam, Madurai, Warangal, Tirupati, Rajahmundry, Nellore, Kakinada, Guntur and Eluru.
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— ACT Fibernet (@ACTFibernet) February 16, 2019
For instance, if you’re in Delhi and you’re on the most basic ACT Silver Promo Rs 749 plan, you’ll now receive an extra 100GB of data in addition to the 500GB of data. If you’re in Bengaluru and is part of the introductory Rs 1159 ACT Storm broadband plan, then you’ll now receive a total of 500GB of data instead 400GB of regular data.
We have no idea whether the additional data is a one time offer or whether all broadband plans from ACT Fibernet is now going to feature 100GB of data every month. Since the company hasn’t revised its packages, it’s highly likely that the 100GB additional data can only be availed for one month, post which you’ll receive the same amount of data that you received previously.
The latest announcement comes just days after ACT Fibernet introduced a new logo and vision for its future. The internet service provider plans to expand its products, service offering and partnerships across various categories this year including ACT Advantage Entertainment, ACT Advantage Gaming, ACT Advantage Speed, Act Advantage Service, Act Advantage Smart Cities and Act Advantage community. As part of Entertainment, the brand will partner with content players like ZEE 5 to boost its content offerings. The company recently announced its partnership with Sony LIV and also started offering a free Amazon Fire TV Stick on select broadband plans.