Digi, Orange, Telekom, Vodafone they have over 20 million customers in Romania at the moment, and for a good part of them comes a very important announcement that also comes as very good news. ANCOM announced that the market of fixed internet services is sufficiently competitive in Romania that its regulation is not necessary, so DIGI, Orange, Telekom, Vodafone have good enough offers not to impose the intervention of the Romanian state.
Digi, Orange, Telekom, Vodafone practically offers customers enough options at competitive prices to choose from whom they want to receive fixed internet services, so that people can choose exactly what they want. Of course, DIGI, Orange, Telekom, Vodafone offer different experiences for fixed internet services, with the first ones at the top, and from there the quality of services decreases in a direct line to the last one, something that is ultimately to be expected.
DIGI, Orange, Telekom, Vodafone: MILLIONS of Romanians affected by an IMPORTANT Announcement
Digi, Orange, Telekom, Vodafone they all use fiber optic infrastructure in either the whole country or large areas of the country, so in Romania fixed internet services offer customers the opportunity to browse the internet at speeds of up to 1 Gbps. The price for these services at DIGI, Orange, Telekom, Vodafone is quite close, and much, much lower than the one charged in other European countries, and this aspect must be kept in mind by everyone, because it is very important.
Digi, Orange, Telekom, Vodafone offers fixed and mobile services at prices much, much lower than those charged outside Romania, and with much better quality, and for that we should be very happy. Outside of Romania, prices for 1 Gbps connections can reach over 100 euros for a monthly subscription, for residential customers, so what DIGI, Orange, Telekom, Vodafone offers is extremely cheap, and at a much, much higher quality beyond expectations.
Digi, Orange, Telekom, Vodafone manage to maintain a competitive environment in Romania at the moment, but it will be interesting to see what will happen when the German group sells its divisions in the country.
