ClassicTech, Nepal’s leading and largest internet service provider, has unveiled its Toofan offer. The company has made the “Toofan Offer” public considering the Prohibitory Order issued by the Government of Nepal and the need of the service recipients during the lockdown. The “Toofan” offer has been launched keeping in mind to facilitate subscribers with online classes and for those who work from home.
In this offer, subscribers can choose for 3 plans of – 50 Mbps, 80 Mbps and 100 Mbps speeds along with free IPTV. The Toofan Offer is only available in yearly package hence customers have to pay upfront to get freebies included in this package such as – IPTV, Installation charges, setup box and customer support.
Toofan 50 Mbps
In this package customers get 50 Mbps of bandwidth along with 2 Free IPTV setup. The yearly package costs Rs 15,000 which is equivalent to Rs 1250 per month.
Toofan 80 Mbps
In this package customers get 80 Mbps of bandwidth along with 3 Free IPTV setup. The yearly package costs Rs 17,400 which is equivalent to Rs 1450 per month.
Toofan 80 Mbps
In this package customers get 100 Mbps of bandwidth along with 3 Free IPTV setup. The yearly package costs Rs 21,600 which is equivalent to Rs 1800 per month.
With ClassicTech’s Internet, you can watch over 50 IPTV HD channels and 100 SD channels for free. Youtube will also be available on all old and new TVs.
Apart from this, the company has also made public the “Toofan” recharge offer package for its old customers.
Under this offer, old customer will be able to recharge any package in “Toofan” 50 Mbps, “Toofan” 80 Mbps and “Toofan” 100 Mbps.
Up to 30% cash discount of Rs. 10458 will be provided and one can also get 2 months bonus. For other package offers, you can contact the company at 9801004477.
According to Binay Kumar Adhikari, Chief Sales and Marketing Manager of the company, ClassicTech Internet Company, which has successfully upgraded to IPV6 model, has been providing reliable and quality services. ClassicTech, which has a large network across Nepal, has now expanded its services to 103 branches.
