In addition, you have to sign a 12-month contract. This means that chances are good that you will still be stuck in Nashua Mobile’s R139 for 1GB ‘all-in-one’ ADSL deal long after SEACOM went live and the cost of bandwidth nosedived with an expected 50%. 

In other words, the R139 ‘all-in-one’ ADSL Broadband package offered by Nashua Mobile is a good but definitely not a great deal when one digs a little deeper.

ADSL South Africa (Broadband South Africa) will continue to urge the Average Joes in South Africa not to lock themselves into contracts that will not be beneficial to them in the months to come.