ZOL Announces Data Price Increase
ZOL has announced a massive data price increase with the new pricing for ZOL’s packages is now structured as follows:
| Package Name | Data | $ |
|---|---|---|
| Home | ||
| Wibroniks Unlimited | Unlimited | $3,105 |
| Fibroniks Zoom | 10GB (Pay As You Go) | $191 |
| Fibroniks Lite | 40GB (Pay As You Go) | $522 |
| Fibroniks Lite + Night Owl | 40GB (Pay As You Go) + 40GB (Night Owl) | $887 |
| Fibroniks Basic Essentials | 50GB (Pay As You Go) | $701 |
| Fibroniks Basic Essentials + Night Owl | 50GB (Pay As You Go) + 50GB (Night Owl) | $1,100 |
| Fibroniks Family Essentials | 100GB (Pay As You Go) | $1,601 |
| Fibroniks Family Essentials + Night Owl | 100GB (Pay As You Go) + 100GB (Night Owl) | $2,224 |
| Fibroniks Come Alive | 150GB (Pay As You Go) | $1,780 |
| Fibroniks Family Entertainment | Unlimited | $2,939 |
| Fibroniks Modern Family | Unlimited | $3,925 |
| Fibroniks Turbo Pack | Unlimited | $6,685 |
As expected Wibroniks packages have also been adjusted and are now structured as follows;
| Data | Validity | $ |
|---|---|---|
| WiBroniks | ||
| 2GB | 15 days + 15 days rollover | $143 |
| 3GB | 15 days + 15 days rollover | $194 |
| 5GB | 15 days + 15 days rollover | $366 |
| 10GB | 15 days + 15 days rollover | $497 |
| 15GB | 30 days + 30 days rollover | $627 |
| 20GB | 30 days + 30 days rollover | $705 |
| 25GB | 30 days + 30 days rollover | $861 |
| 30GB | 30 days + 30 days rollover | $1,044 |
| 60GB | 30 days + 30 days rollover | $1,566 |
| 100GB | 30 days + 30 days rollover | $2,088 |
ZOL’s previous Wibroniks price adjustment was announced in April and before that there was an increment for Fibroniks back in March. It seems monthly adjustments are becoming the norm for Internet Service providers and telecoms companies who are struggling to deliver service in the current economic environment.
Whilst, we understand the plight of service providers its important to note that consumers are also living in that same environment making it extremely difficult for most to afford the service.
As people ditch luxuries such as internet connectivity – the increasing price of the internet is spread among fewer consumers making it harder to afford for the few who are paying for the service.
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