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Budapest, February 14, 2006 15:30

On February 15 T-Com will introduce the Favorit Non-stop and Favorit Non-stop Plusz offers with 0 HUF tariff all day (from 0 to 24) for calls to specified zones.

In the summer of 2005 T-Com introduced the Favorit and Favorit Plusz tariff packages which attracted 330,000 subscribers by the end of last year. From February 15 T-Com will upgrade the preferential conditions offered in these popular packages with the Non-stop offers.

The Favorit Non-stop and Favorit Non-stop Plusz preferential offers can be used with largely the same conditions as the Favorit tariff packages but with 0 HUF tariff all day (from 0 to 24) for calls to specified zones. The preferential conditions can be used with the Favorit Non-stop offer within the network in local and agglomeration I. call directions, and with the Favorit Non-stop Plus offer preferential calls can be made to any T-Com number.

In addition to the preferential call tariffs the offers include 3 hours' free internet access with T-Com's Open Internet service. With the Favorit Non-stop offers 20 SMSs can be sent to fixed-line numbers and various comfort services can be used free of charge. With these packages T-Com also offers a Sinus telephone set at a discount price - as it did with the initial Favorit tariff packages.

The Favorit Non-stop monthly fee is 5040 HUF (including VAT), with ISDN connection 6360 HUF (including VAT). The Favorit Plusz price is 6040 HUF (including VAT), with ISDN connection 6840 HUF (including VAT). Monthly fees include the monthly subscription fee for the telephone line.

T-Com's Favorit Non-stop and Non-stop Plusz offers can be ordered from February 15 to April 15, 2006 at the T-Com customer relations points. T-Com offers the customers a 60-day period before the 14-month definite term contract for these offers enters into force when the customers can migrate to another T-Com package. During the two-month period customers pay the lower monthly fee of the earlier introduced Favorit packages for the new offers.