Vodafone Malta has announced that the Vodafone Liberty Plan has been split into three schemes.

This, it claims, is so that the media company can offer customers better value for money on packages that suit their own needs.

The Vodafone Liberty Platinum costs €23.37 a month and includes 5 GB data bundle. Vodafone Liberty Bronze costs €6 a month, including 30 MB data bundle, while Vodafone Liberty Silver costs €15 a month, including 500 MB data bundle.

Customers who sign up for a 24-month Vodafone Liberty Platinum plan will get a Vodafone Internet Key free of charge.

This is Vodafone's smallest plug and play device, which allows customers to access 3G broadband by plugging it into the USB port on their PC.

"Vodafone Liberty is Vodafone's latest mobile broadband offering giving you access to the internet and email anywhere at anytime with the new Vodafone Internet Key," said Alison Ellul, data marketing executive at Vodafone Malta.

"Just plug it in and you're online."

In June, Vodafone Malta introduced two broadband home internet packages, the Basic (€13.86) and the Maxi (€23.00).

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