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Smile Broadband brings ‘Internet for All’

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TBS Report
15 January, 2020, 07:00 pm
Last modified: 15 January, 2020, 07:02 pm

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Smile Broadband brings ‘Internet for All’

Smile Broadband came up with “Smile Bronze Economy” package, where 10 users need to take the connection in a group and every user will enjoy 5 to 10Mbps bandwidth individually at a monthly rate of only Tk 300 per user

TBS Report
15 January, 2020, 07:00 pm
Last modified: 15 January, 2020, 07:02 pm
Photo: UNB
Photo: UNB

Smile Broadband, a domestic internet service, has brought new broadband services with 5 to 10Mbps under different offers.

SM Golam Faruk Alamgir Arman, Managing Director of BDCOM Online Ltd announced 'Internet for All' packages in a press conference arranged at a city on Wednesday.

Smile Broadband came up with "Smile Bronze Economy" package, where 10 users need to take the connection in a group and every user will enjoy 5 to 10Mbps bandwidth individually at a monthly rate of only Tk 300 per user.

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"There are also two more packages under the 'Internet for All' initiative. One is 'Smile Bronze Flexible' and the other one is 'Smile Bronze Easy," said Arman.

Under the Bronze Flexible package, 5 users need to take the connection in a group and every user will enjoy 5 to 10Mbps bandwidth individually at a monthly cost of only 400 Taka per user.

Similarly, under the Bronze Easy package, 2 users need to take the connection together and both will enjoy 5 to 10Mbps bandwidth individually at a monthly cost of only 500 Taka per user.

Smile Broadband is currently available in 14 districts including Dhaka. Soon they will reach 19 other districts. 

For more details about the packages, customers were asked to visit their official website http://www.smile.com.bd/.

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