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IndiHome is an Indonesian subscription service from Telkom that bundles home broadband, IPTV, and fixed-line telephone services.
IndiHome is an Indonesia-based ISP and its packages, billing, and support are governed by Indonesian terms and Telkom procedures.
If you are in Singapore but using IndiHome services (for example, for property in Indonesia), follow Telkom/IndiHome rules when cancelling.
Access to broadband and IPTV will cease on the termination date specified by Telkom.
Ensure you back up any personal data stored on provider devices before the cut-off.
Customers remain responsible for unpaid bills and any applicable termination fees or penalties.
Return of rented equipment in good condition is required; missing or damaged items may attract additional charges.
IndiHome does not offer an automatic statutory 14‑day cooling-off refund for subscriptions; refunds follow the provider’s internal terms.
Deposit (uang jaminan) refunds are handled by Telkom/IndiHome and timelines vary.
IndiHome plans and pricing are published by Telkom/IndiHome and can change; always check the provider’s official pages for current information.
There are no IndiHome plans listed for Singapore; known pricing is denominated in Indonesian rupiah and specific to Indonesia.
Do not rely on third-party summaries for exact fees - use official communications or bills for precise amounts.
Singapore does not generally provide a blanket 14‑day cooling-off right for subscription services bought remotely.
Cancellation rights depend on the contract terms you agreed to when subscribing.
If you are a Singapore consumer affected by cross-border issues, consider contacting the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) for advice and mediation.
For contractual disputes involving monetary claims, small-claims procedures in Singapore courts may apply depending on jurisdiction and contract terms.
Some users report stable connections and satisfactory customer service in well-served areas, especially where infrastructure is good.
Testimonials on local sites show content creators and small businesses sometimes find the service fit for purpose.
Other customers report issues such as slow Wi‑Fi, high latency, outages lasting days, billing problems, and slow refund handling.
Independent reviews and complaint threads document a mix of experiences; factor these into your decision and keep records if you proceed.
Many customers assume a 14‑day cooling-off right; in reality, your contract supersedes that expectation.
Always read the termination and early-exit penalty clauses before cancelling.
Not returning rented equipment or failing to obtain a return receipt often leads to extra charges and delays in deposit refunds.
Document every interaction and keep copies of emails, chat transcripts, and return receipts.
| Option | = period | Key outcomes |
|---|---|---|
| Keep subscription | monthly | Continue service; pay regular bills; keep equipment. |
| Cancel at contract end | annual | No early-termination penalty; return equipment; request deposit refund. |
| Early termination | annual | May incur penalty equal to fee or remaining monthly charges plus admin costs. |
| Failure to return equipment | monthly | Potential additional charges; delays in final settlement and refunds. |
Confirm termination in writing and keep any final bill and return-equipment receipts for your records.
Telkom Indihome-related correspondence is often directed to Telkom’s Jakarta office; one cited address is:
Jl. Jend. Gatot Subroto Kav. 52, Jakarta Selatan 12710, Indonesia.
If you are cancelling from Singapore for services or property in Indonesia, confirm jurisdictional and contractual details before acting.
Keep all documentation and use the links above to verify procedures and timelines.
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Written by Nurul Yeo
Former postal advisor · 5 years experience
Former postal-services advisor and e-signature specialist, I have been writing for Postclic for 5 years to demystify legally binding mail for everyday users.