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Q: What is the new Internet tariff and when will it be operational? A: On Thursday, January 30th, 2003, the Ministry of Post and Telecommunications has announced that it will slash its Internet dial-up connection prices starting February 1st, 2003. The Internet access will cost you lower phone bills with the new flat rate on dial-up. To benefit from these new rates, all you need to do is dial one of TerraNet's 4-Digit dial-up numbers.back to top
Q: What are the new Internet flat rates for the 4-Digit Numbers? A: Each month, your phone bill will be charged a flat rate fee for connecting to our new 4-digit dial-up numbers. Depending on the number of hours that you used during the month, the flat rate will be determined. The following table lists the monthly usage brackets and their flat fees.
Monthly Internet Hours Used
Monthly Phone Bill Flat Rate Used Day & Night
Less than 1 Hour
Regular usage of 49 L.L/minute
1 Hour to 15 Hours
750 L.L/Hour
16 Hours to 300 Hours
500 L.L/Hour for additional hours in the range
Note: the first 15 hours is charged 15*750=11250
More than 300 Hours
Previous charge for usage of up to 300 hours +
Regular rate for extra time beyond 300 hours
Note: 150.000L.L + regular usage for additional traffic
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Q: Does this mean that OGERO is now providing Internet access? A: No, Ogero is not providing Internet access. It is only providing the new rate for the phone bill when you use the Internet. back to top Q: Do I still need to buy TerraNet's Internet refill cards to connect to the Internet? A: Yes, you will still need to buy TerraNet Internet refill cards to connect to the Internet. back to top Q: Is it possible to dial the 4-Digit dial-up numbers from my regular phone line and do I need to apply to benefit from the new Internet flat rate? A: Yes, this service is available for you on your existing fixed line and you don't need to apply to benefit from it. All you need to do is dial 1 of TerraNet's 4-Digit dial-up numbers. back to top Q: How will I be charged? Do these new rates include VAT? A: Your Internet Monthly flat rate will appear separately on your phone bill at the end of each month, depending on the hour bracket used. No, these new rates don't include VAT. The VAT amount will appear separately on your phone bill. back to top Q: How much will I be charged if I dial-up my TerraNet connection within the same month from different phone lines? A: Different phone lines have different phone bills even if you were using the same TerraNet account to connect to the Internet. Therefore, whenever you dial TerraNet's 4-Digit numbers for more than 1hour, the new Internet flat rate bill will be charged per phone line, corresponding to the hour bracket used on that specific line . back to top Q: What are TerraNet's new 4-Digit dial-up numbers? A: TerraNet's 4-Digit dial-up numbers are:
TerraNet's Dial-up Service Type
TerraNet's 4-Digit Dial-up Numbers
56K Access
1666
Regular Access
1677 or 1688
Q: How much will I be charged on the phone bill if I wish to try the new 4-Digit dial-up numbers for few minutes? A: If you dial the 4-Digit numbers for less than 1 hour a month, you will be charged at the regular phone call rate of L.L.49 per minute. Therefore, for the new Internet flat rate charge to be valid, you should stay connected to TerraNet's 4-Digit numbers for more than 1 hour per month. back to top Q: What happens if I don't use the 4-Digit numbers and keep dialing the regular 6-Digit numbers? Will I be charged anything from the new flat rate? A: If you don't dial the new 4-Digit dial-up numbers, your phone bill will be charged at the regular call rate of L.L.49/minute. You will not benefit from the low flat rate. back to top Q: What area code number do I use in front of the 4-Digit dial-up number when I dial from outside Beirut (area code: 01)? A: You don't need to put any area code numbers in front of the 4-Digit numbers if you are dialing from outside Beirut. The 4-Digit numbers don't require any area code numbers. back to top Q: Could you still use TerraNet's old 6-Digit dial-up numbers? A: Yes, you can still use TerraNet's old 6-Digit Numbers, yet if you use them, you won't be able to benefit from the new Internet flat rate offer. Your phone bill corresponding to your Internet usage will still be billed according to the regular rate per minute. back to top Q: What is OGERO's new Internet Line and how much does it cost? A: The new Internet Line is a new service that will be offered by OGERO. You can only buy the Internet Line if you have an existing phone line. This line could only dial 4-Digit numbers or receive phone calls. Its installation costs L.L.50,000 and its subscription fee is L.L.5,000 per month. This line is important for those who don't wish to keep their fixed line number busy while connecting to the Internet. You would still need to buy TerraNet refills and connect to TerraNet when you buy the Internet line. back to top
