Tele2 launches unlimited mobile internet in Croatia

News Broadband Croatia (Hrvatska) 26 APR 2017
Tele2 launches unlimited mobile internet in Croatia
Tele2 has become the first operator to introduce flat-rate mobile internet for individual and business customers in Croatia. The Bezbroj GB package offers unlimited internet access on mobile devices for HRK 84/month. In addition, with the Raspali and Ekipna tariffs with a choice of 1, 5 or 10 GB a month, users can purchase a smartphone from HRK 1. Another novelty is the Bezbroj GB package for home internet use at a price of HRK 169/month, substituting the home internet connection with the additional benefit of mobility.

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Internet,  Mobile

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Tele2

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Croatia (Hrvatska)

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Launch, Product specifications & quality, Internet Access, Consumer, Pricing

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