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#ToughTimesTogether: HKBN offers wide-ranging coronavirus relief
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| From humble beginnings, HKBN is proudly made in Hong Kong. With Hong Kong deep in our hearts, HKBN has always followed a mission to 'Make our Home a Better Place to Live'. As the spread of coronavirus grows, our home is facing one of the most daunting challenges to arise in recent memory. Many local businesses and families have suffered tremendously, resulting in financial losses, wage cuts and even layoffs. |
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1-month service fee relief
As a homegrown telecom and technology solutions provider, we're proud to do our part in such tough times – with a 1-month fee waiver. In total, our waivers can benefit more than 900,000 local households and companies. |
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| Free broadband for 10,000 disadvantaged families |
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Extending our support to families in need, we are now giving away two years of free residential broadband service to 10,000 disadvantaged households*. Starting from 1 April, individuals and families in need, including the chronically ill, the elderly and students in financial hardship can apply for our free broadband plans through seven partner organisations. Click here to know more and contact our partner organisations. |
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Free Mobile Office Solutions
As companies scramble to balance employee safety with maintaining operational continuity, we're helping businesses work through this critical period. From now until end of May 2020, existing HKBN Enterprise Solutions and JOS customers can enjoy free Mobile Office Solutions which include Voice Conferencing Service, Remote Access accounts and Backup Office Facilities. Click here for details. Customers in Singapore can also enjoy similar offers. Click here to learn more. |
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| Free smartphones and data for care home residents |
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HKBN is also proud to apply our technology know-how to do the right thing for the elderly and those with disabilities. As in-person visitations are being curtailed at care homes operated by the Evangelical Lutheran Church Social Service – Hong Kong, we’re giving away free smartphones with unlimited local data to help over 500 residents stay connected with family, friends and the outside world through video calling. |
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