Disponibile l’offerta Tim Smart Mobile: in cosa consiste?

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Dovrebbe essere disponibile per pochi altri giorni l’offerta Tim Smart Mobile, il piano previsto dalla nota compagnia telefonica con cui agli utenti viene concesso un pacchetto davvero completo.

Il motivo? Lo potrete comprendere a breve, in quanto qui di seguito vi mostriamo quanto è incluso in un piano come Tim Smart Mobile per gli utenti:

  • Linea di casa (con attivazione gratuita invece di costare 90 euro)

  • Connessione ADSL da 20 Mega in download e 1 Mega in upload (3 Mega in upload per chi è sotto copertura fibra)

  • Chiamate dal fisso a 0 euro al minuto verso tutti i numeri fissi e i numeri mobili nazionali, con solo scatto alla risposta di 19 centesimi

  • Smart Modem Wi-Fi in vendita abbinata a 3,90 euro al mese per 48 mesi

  • TIMvision con cartoni, cinema e serie tv, per più di 8.000 titoli, anche fuori casa e senza consumare GB del proprio traffico dati

  • SIM da 1000 minuti e 3 GB di Internet 4G al mese in promozione per i nuovi clienti mobili TIM, altrimenti 500 minuti e 2 GB di Internet 4G ogni mese per chi è già cliente mobile dell’operatore

  • Chiamate verso l’estero a partire da 1 centesimo al minuto incluse nell’offerta

Vi ricordiamo che Tim Smart Mobile prevede un mese gratis, poi un canone di 19.99 euro per il primo anno, quindi un costo mensile di 39.99 euro.

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