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Herotel is a South African internet service provider offering fibre and wireless broadband packages for homes and businesses. They provide uncapped and prepaid options, routers and installation services across several regions in South Africa.
Herotel operates on recurring monthly subscriptions and prepaid voucher products, each governed by their Master Service Terms and a Code of Conduct. Contract terms determine cancellation, refunds and obligations.
Cancellations under Herotel’s Master Service Terms require written notice at least one calendar month before your next billing cycle. The notice must be submitted no later than 5 pm on the last day of the preceding month.
Service will stop at the end of your paid billing period unless specified otherwise in your contract. Ensure you back up any personal data tied to the service before termination.
If you are within a minimum service term, termination may attract Early Termination Charges (ETCs). You may also need to return supplied equipment or pay for unreturned/installed devices as required by the contract.
Prepaid service vouchers auto-expire after their specified validity. There is no cash refund for unused time on prepaid vouchers; unused portions are generally not refundable.
If you move from prepaid to recurring services, any unutilised portion of a prepaid voucher is not refunded in cash but may be credited to your Herotel account per the Master Service Terms.
The Master Service Terms do not expressly provide a statutory 14‑day cooling‑off cash refund; refunds are typically handled as account credits where allowed.
The table below lists standard recurring monthly prices for Herotel fibre plans. These are not promotional rates.
A prepaid starter pack (14‑day, 20 Mbps/5 Mbps) is available at R199 once‑off. Promotional offers (e.g., Black Friday or 12‑month discounts) may exist separately.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fibre 50 Mbps symmetrical | R499/month | Monthly | Uncapped, symmetrical 50 Mbps download/upload, free installation, month-to-month contract, includes router |
| Fibre 75 Mbps symmetrical | R699/month | Monthly | Uncapped, symmetrical 75 Mbps download/upload |
| Fibre 100 Mbps symmetrical | R849/month | Monthly | Uncapped, symmetrical 100 Mbps download/upload |
| Fibre 200 Mbps symmetrical | R999/month | Monthly | Uncapped, symmetrical 200 Mbps download/upload |
Herotel subscribes to ICASA’s Code of Conduct and commits to treating consumers fairly, providing courteous service and protecting customer data. You can review their commitments in their Code of Conduct.
Under the Code, Herotel must acknowledge billing complaints within 3 working days and aim to resolve them within 14 working days. If unresolved, you may escalate the dispute to ICASA’s Complaints and Compliance Committee.
Keep written records of all interactions and escalation attempts when exercising these rights.
Some reviews from employee perspectives note that Herotel staff gain experience with advanced networking equipment and training opportunities.
Public customer reviews commonly report issues such as hard-to-reach support, outages (notably during evenings), installation delays, billing misunderstandings and slow complaint resolution.
When evaluating experiences, consider multiple reports and keep records if you encounter similar problems to support any formal complaints.
Many customers assume a phone call is sufficient. Herotel requires written notice via the portal or post and a submission before 5 pm on the last day of the preceding month.
Prepaid vouchers expire after their validity and are not refunded in cash. Expect a credit only where the Master Service Terms permit.
Other mistakes include not checking whether you are still in a minimum term (which triggers Early Termination Charges), and failing to return equipment or keep proof of cancellation.
The table below summarises key cancellation and refund points for quick reference.
Use this as a checklist before you cancel: confirm notice timing, check for ETCs, gather documentation and monitor final billing.
| Feature | Herotel | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cancellation notice | Written notice 1 calendar month before next billing cycle (submit by 5 pm on last day) | Portal or post required; keep proof |
| Early Termination Charges | 100% of remaining charges for the period + related costs and outstanding instalments | Applies if within a minimum service term |
| Prepaid vouchers | Auto-expire; no cash refund | Unused time may not be refunded; credit possible in some switches |
| Refund method | Account credit (where permitted) | No express statutory 14‑day cash refund in the Master Service Terms |
| Pricing example | Fibre 50 Mbps R499/month; Fibre 200 Mbps R999/month | Standard recurring monthly prices (non-promotional) |
Keep confirmation of cancellation and any final invoice. Return equipment promptly if required and request an equipment receipt.
If you have unresolved billing or service disputes, first use Herotel’s published terms and Code of Conduct as reference.
Read the Master Service Terms: Herotel Master Service Terms.
Read the Code of Conduct: Herotel Code of Conduct.
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Send written cancellation notices by registered post to the address above and retain proof of postage. Use the Customer Portal for faster electronic confirmation where available.
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