Summary

  • The official MyCentra page identifies Ray-Svyaz Ltd. as operator and advertises internet access up to 500 Mbit/s, with a 50% promotion for new subscribers.
  • The promotion lasts three months from connection; the page says service then moves to the main tariff agreed at connection, without establishing one universal post-promotion price.

The fourth month matters more than the first

The advertised campaign period was 1 June to 31 August 2026, with internet and television options including a 500 Mbit/s headline and more than 200 television channels. These are advertised product terms, not measurements of delivered service. The page does not show the access technology, address-level eligibility, peak-hour throughput, latency, loss or restoration history for a specific premises.

The three-month limit changes the comparison. A household should calculate installation, equipment, three discounted months and nine months at the agreed main tariff. Without that tariff and the cancellation terms, the first-year cost cannot be reconstructed from the promotional price alone.

RIPE supplies a separate identity layer. It records ORG-LPN1-RIPE as Ray-Svyaz Ltd., a Russian LIR with registration number 1064217047201. The AS48327 object records Ray-AS and registered policy involving several upstreams, exchanges and peers. Those records make identifiers traceable; they do not prove that every relationship is active, that paths are diverse or that retail service meets the advertised rate.

For an address-level decision, record the building, access medium, installation date and charge, customer equipment, continuing tariff, measurement point, fault contact, restoration owner and contractual remedy. Mark topology, capacity and performance unknown unless dated evidence supports them. The BTW directory entry links the company identity; it is not performance evidence.

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