INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER
2.3.a) CAPPED LTE‑A is offered on TELKOM’s 4G+ networks and will automatically fall back to LTE (4G) where 4G+ coverage is unavailable. Service availability is limited to pre‑defined locations as specified by the network.
2.3.c) A prorata invoice will be generated on the day of purchase and charged accordingly.
• monthly allocation of data
• rolled‑over monthly data.
Once both the monthly allocation and any rolled‑over data are depleted, the service will cease to function until the next monthly reset.
• An upgrade increases the renewal price.
• A downgrade decreases the renewal price.
6.2) Service changes may be requested once every three months, before the 25th of the month. Changes take effect from the 1st of the following month. Downgrades are only permitted from the seventh month of service.
6.4) Clients may not upgrade and downgrade within the same month. An upgrade must first complete one full renewal cycle before a downgrade may be scheduled. Example: If a service is upgraded from ULTRA to INFINITY in March, the client may only request a downgrade in April for implementation in May. The INFINITY service must first renew on 1 April.
• Proof of Identification
• Proof of Physical Address (Home Address)
• Proof of Company Details
• Proof of Company Address
• Letter authorizing the selected representative to act on behalf of the business
• Proof of Identity for the representative
• Proof of physical home address of the company representative
• Green bar-coded South African ID book
• New bar-coded ID card
• Valid temporary ID issued by Home Affairs
• Valid South African passport
• For Non-South African citizens – Passport or valid VISA/permit
• Company registration documents (COR14.3)
• Tax Clearance Certificate
• SARS registration documents
• Lease Agreement (not older than 12 months)
• Municipal Account (not older than 3 months)
• TV License (not older than 12 months)
• Telephone Account (not older than 3 months)
• Bank Statement (not older than 3 months)
• Monday to Friday: 07:45 – 17:30
• Saturday: 07:45 – 14:00
• Sundays and Public Holidays: Closed
• Comply with the laws of the Republic of South Africa
• Define unacceptable activities and online behaviour
• Protect the integrity of our network and staff
• Outline the consequences of prohibited conduct
• Clients will be held liable for any malicious conduct directed at us through any communication channel.
• Aggression, abuse, bullying, offensive language, or intimidation — whether via email, phone, social media, or public forums — constitutes abusive behaviour and a breach of this Policy. We reserve the right to suspend or terminate services.
• The use of any medium to spread false information, make unfounded allegations, or damage our reputation will be considered a breach of this Policy. We reserve the right to suspend or terminate services without further notice.
• Violations of local or international laws prohibiting child pornography, obscenity, discrimination, hate speech, incitement to violence, or threats of bodily harm
• Defamation, abuse, stalking, harassment, or physical threats against individuals
• Infringement of Intellectual Property laws, including unauthorized use of copyrighted content, trademarks, or trade secrets
• Violations of privacy, including unauthorized collection of personal data
• Fraudulent activity, including pyramid schemes, impersonation, or unauthorized transactions
• Breaches of exchange control laws
• Distribution or sale of pirated or illegal software
• Continued sending of unsolicited communications after a removal request
• Notify the user’s network administrator and request corrective action in line with this Policy and the ISPA Code of Conduct
• Suspend access to the user’s network in severe cases until abuse is mitigated
• Issue a warning, suspend the account, or revoke access entirely
• Charge administrative fees and recovery costs for time and resources lost due to the incident
• Assist other networks or administrators in investigating credible abuse reports
• Institute civil or criminal proceedings
• Share incident details with other providers, publish relevant information, and/or provide user details to law enforcement
• Cooperate with South African and foreign law enforcement agencies when legally required, including under valid court orders or mutual legal assistance requests, subject to applicable privacy and data protection laws
• We reserve the right to amend this Policy at any time without prior notice.
• We reserve the right to act against any individual, company, or organization that engages in prohibited or unlawful activity while using our services.
• We may act against other forms of abuse not explicitly listed in this document and investigate or prevent illegal activity on our network.
• We reserve the right to monitor user and network traffic for security purposes and to prevent unauthorized tampering or damage.
• We may suspend, revoke, or cancel services if continued provision poses a risk to our infrastructure or resources.
• We reserve the right to remove any material deemed offensive, indecent, or objectionable at our sole discretion.
• While we provide a best‑effort service, we do not guarantee data security. Users are responsible for safeguarding their own data.
• Our failure to enforce any provision of this Policy does not constitute a waiver of our rights to enforce it at a later time.