DIGI Romania: It's FREE, but Many Customers DON'T Know That

DIGI Romania is one of the largest, strongest, and most important providers of telecommunications services in all of Romania, and many know this, but what many do not know is that they receive a very useful service for them for free. For years, DIGI Romania has been offering the DIGI Storage service free of charge for some of the customers who have fixed internet subscriptions in Romania, but many of them have no idea about the free service.

DIGI Romania offers free space in the cloud for customers of Fiberlink 500 and Fiberlink 1000 subscriptions through the DIGI Storage platform, and although the option exists in the customer account, some do not know that they benefit from this without payment. The offer has been available in this format for a very long time, that is, some DIGI Romania customers receive 20 GB of storage space, while others receive 50 GB of storage space, and the free one is a good one.

DIGI Romania: It's FREE, but Many Customers DON'T Know That

DIGI Romania la allows customers to store in the cloud a variety of files that they need, for example, in several locations, or that they no longer want to keep on their computers in order to eventually free up space on them. DIGI Romania offers a little storage space for free, but those interested in more can pay only 120 LEI to have 5 TB of space, yes you read that right, a very small amount for the space that is made available by the company.

DIGI Romania currently has the cheapest cloud storage space offer among all telecommunications operators in Romania, and that's not exactly a bad thing if we think about how important services of this kind are. DIGI Romania does not offer customers with cheaper internet subscriptions as much space in DIGI Storage, but allows them to buy it at extremely low prices for what they offer in the end.

DIGI Romania will continue to have this free of charge for its customers throughout the country, and if you are interested in the service, you can activate it without paying anything, right now, from the telecommunications operator's website.