Massive internet price hike from Türk Telekom! Even the cheapest plan will burn a hole in your pocket
Türk Telekom has announced that it will implement price increases ranging from 10 to 27 percent on fixed internet plans, line operations, and static IP services, effective July 1, 2025.
Türk Telekom, one of Turkey's leading internet service providers, has announced its new price regulation, which will take effect on July 1, 2025. According to the statement, price increases ranging from 10 percent to 27 percent will be applied to various items in fixed internet services.
With this price hike decision, which will affect users receiving services from ADSL, VDSL, and Fiber infrastructure, the average price increase for unlimited internet packages will be around 20 percent.
While the price increase rate rises to 27 percent for packages offering lower speeds, the increase for the 1000 Mbps tariff, which is the highest speed option, will be kept relatively lower, at approximately 10 percent.
The new tariffs cover both non-contract and new contract packages. However, customers who are currently using internet with a contract will continue to benefit from the existing prices until their contract periods expire.
On the other hand, subscribers who want to renew their contracts will now face updated prices. Users who cancel their subscriptions before their contract period ends will face early termination fees calculated based on the new tariffs.
Here are the new price tariffs
News Source : 12punto
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