Telecom Cook Islands can confirm the latest pricing cut and increased Data for Broadband customers to be effective from November 1st 2012. The Outer Islands will also be able to benefit from the changes to broadband plans. This is one of our progressive steps towards continued improvements to offering the best value to our customers.   Customers can now expect an increase of Data to the Standard, Value, Plus, Super and Mega plans.  Also reduced pricing for Standard, Value, Super and Mega plans.

The increase of extra Data has been applied to high usage plans and allows our customers to utilize the Broadband service even more effectively. From on-line business operation to Surfing the net and downloading files you can now reassess your plan to meet your needs.

Our new Data increases apply to the following plans

• Standard plan will increased by 14%
• Value plan will increased by 21%
• Plus plan will increased by 30%
• Super plan will increased by 36%
• Mega plan will increased by 43%
 

Our new reduced pricing will save you money. The Standard and Value plans will save you $10, as the Super plan will save you $50. The Mega plan will save you $409 for 43 GB, that’s a 29% monthly saving.

The best broadband plan for our customers will always be a high priority for Telecom Cook Islands.  Positive influence of our new broadband plans will increase productivity and usage on-line for the whole of the Cook Islands.  

Telecom Cook Islands strategy is to maintain our position as a friendly provider and offer the best value for your money.   Our vision for the future of broadband is to provide a faster, cheaper product with more capacity.  Overall giving the Cook Island the best value in the South Pacific.

The change will also include the phasing out of Extra and Ultra plans,  the final closing date for both these plans is December 31st 2012.

“Indeed a good deal.  Can definitely appreciate it especially with working and studying from home.  An obvious improvement for the CIs rating in the region too – our pacific neighbours will be jealous.” 
Director of  ICT, Office of the Prime Ministers    Pua Hunter

“from my perspective Telecom is offering an extremely good deal, with more value for the dollar for both for Raro and outer island users. Well done.”
President of CIIAG     Maureen Hilyard