KT M Mobile announced on the 4th that it will be holding the’Day Deuk (Data + Gain) Promotion’, which was highly popular with subscribers last year, for one month in January to celebrate the new year.
‘Dadeuk Promotion’ is an event that gives up to 100GB per month to KT M Mobile’s representative plan. This year, the promotion target plan will be expanded to 7 types by adding 3 types from the existing 4 types.
First, KT M Mobile’s flagship high-capacity plan’Everyone’s 11GB+’ (30,980 won per month) provides an additional 100GB of data per month. New subscribers can use up to 171GB of data per month.
According to the Ministry of Science and ICT, the average monthly traffic per domestic mobile subscriber as of July last year was 10.54GB for LTE and 26.86GB for 5G. In fact, at the beginning of 30,000 won per month, the same specifications as the completely unlimited plan were implemented.
An additional 50GB will be given to the monthly plan ’15GB of data + / 100 minutes (25,300 won per month)’. In addition, a plan that allows you to use 10GB of data per month ▲All data 10GB+/100 minutes (23,100 won per month) ▲L.POINT 10GB USIM (22,000 won per month) ▲A lot of data 10GB/100 minutes (19,800 won per month) It provides 10GB of data for free for the three types, and has strengthened the benefits of an unlimited data plan for 20,000 won.
In addition to the high-capacity data plan to revitalize the affordable phone industry, KT M Mobile is a low-cost product,’Data All-you-can-eat 250MB+/100 minutes (monthly 12,500 won, data 250MB)’ and’Data All-you-can-eat 1GB+/100 minutes (14,300 won/month). Data 1GB)’ and 2GB data per month are additionally supported throughout the subscription period.
Meanwhile, as interest in the’self-sufficient phone + affordable phone’ combination has recently increased, KT M Mobile is targeting the 2030 generation, the core consumer of self-sufficient terminals this year. In fact, the proportion of 2030 households among subscribers of the day-deuk promotion, which was implemented from March to July last year, accounts for about 61% of the total.
Global Economic Reporter Yongjun Yeo [email protected]