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DIGI updates the pricing structure for fixed internet, television, and telephony, switching to euros.

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26 May 2026, 13:03
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The company DIGI has announced an update to its pricing structure for fixed internet, television, and telephony services, amid rising operational costs and the depreciation of the leu. After more than 7 years without changes, the company will switch to prices expressed in euros starting from May 27, 2026. Customers with active contracts will be notified about the new rates, which will come into effect on July 1, 2026. DIGI emphasizes that, despite the adjustments, the rates remain competitive and affordable.

For example, mobile telephony subscriptions start at 5 euros/month, while fixed internet packages offer speeds of up to 940 Mbps at prices of 6.25 euros/month. Customers who do not agree with the changes can unilaterally terminate the contract within 30 days. DIGI also reaffirms its commitment to providing quality services at the best prices.

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