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13 March 2025

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Looking for uncapped home wireless internet in the Overberg region? Look no further!

At Orca Technologies, we provide reliable, high-speed wireless internet - perfect for farms, rural areas, and anyone seeking an alternative to fibre. Whether you need a flexible, contract-free solution as a seasonal resident or a cost-effective alternative to fibre, we’ve got you covered.

Why Choose Orca Technologies?
• Our Own Wireless Network - No reliance on third-party providers
• No Installation Fee - If you have existing, compatible equipment
• Affordable Setup - New installs start at just R1800 for equipment & labour
• No Long-Term Contracts - Stay connected on your terms

Get started today! View our packages here.

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Orca Technologies

Orca Technologies, based at Stanford, provides reliable internet to homes and businesses throughout the Overberg. Whether you live in an area without fibre, need a more affordable alternative to fibre, or are a seasonal resident seeking flexible, contract-free internet, Orca Technologies offers a so...

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