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LinkDotNet Internet Bill Check

LinkDotNet is one of Pakistan's oldest ISPs with a presence in major metropolitan areas. It offers DSL and VDSL broadband with a self-care portal for bill viewing and payment history.

Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Hyderabad, Quetta, Sukkur 0800-00546
Up to 50 Mbps (DSL/VDSL) Monthly billing DSL / ADSL / VDSL
Check My LinkDotNet Bill

Step by step

How to Check LinkDotNet Bill Online

  1. Find Your Account Details

    You'll need your LinkDotNet account number / username before anything else. It's on the original LinkDotNet contract, the welcome email, or the top of any past bill.

  2. Open the Official Portal

    The button below takes you straight to https://www.linkdotnet.com.pk/portal/ — LinkDotNet's own billing system for its DSL / ADSL / VDSL customers. This page doesn't log in for you or store your account details; it's just a shortcut to the right place.

  3. Log In or Enter Account ID

    On the LinkDotNet portal, enter your LinkDotNet account number / username along with whatever password or PIN LinkDotNet has on file for the account.

  4. View Your Current Bill

    The portal will show the subscription charge, FED, withholding tax, any arrears, and the due date. LinkDotNet is one of Pakistan's longer-running ISPs and still serves a meaningful base of customers on copper-based DSL/VDSL rather than fibre, so your available speed depends heavily on your distance from the local exchange.

  5. Download or Pay

    Save a PDF copy for your records if you want one, or pay directly from the same screen.

Open LinkDotNet Portal →

Bill breakdown

LinkDotNet Bill — Line by Line

Line ItemDescriptionRate / Amount
Subscription ChargeWhat you're actually paying for — the plan fee tied to your speed tierPer package
Line RentKeeps the copper telephone line active, billed whether or not you use voice callingFixed monthly
Federal Excise Duty (FED)A federal levy on telecom services, not something LinkDotNet sets itself19.5%
Withholding Tax (WHT)Lower rate for FBR filers on the Active Taxpayer List, higher for everyone else12.5% / 25%
Advance Income Tax (AIT)Collected up front by the ISP on FBR's behalfVaries
ArrearsCarried forward from a cycle that wasn't fully paidAs applicable

Filing your FBR return and landing on the Active Taxpayer List cuts your withholding tax from 25% down to 12.5% — the one part of this bill you can actually influence.

FAQ

LinkDotNet — Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check my LinkDotNet internet bill online?

Open https://www.linkdotnet.com.pk/portal/ directly — that's LinkDotNet's own billing system, not something this page hosts. Sign in with your LinkDotNet account number / username and the current bill, outstanding balance, FED, withholding tax, and payment history all sit inside that portal.

What is my LinkDotNet account ID or username?

LinkDotNet identifies your connection by LinkDotNet account number / username. Check your original contract, the welcome email from LinkDotNet, or a past paper bill — the number is printed on all three. If you can't find it, 0800-00546 is LinkDotNet's helpline and can look it up against your registered address.

What taxes are included in my LinkDotNet internet bill?

FED 19.5% + AIT + WHT — these are federal charges set by law, not LinkDotNet-specific fees, so every licensed ISP in Pakistan applies the same structure. The one lever you control is your FBR filer status: get on the Active Taxpayer List and the withholding-tax rate drops.

What is the maximum internet speed available from LinkDotNet?

LinkDotNet's top published tier runs up to 50 Mbps (DSL/VDSL) over DSL / ADSL / VDSL. What's actually sellable at your address depends on local infrastructure, so treat that number as a ceiling, not a guarantee — call 0800-00546 to confirm what's available on your street before you commit to a plan.

How do I pay my LinkDotNet internet bill?

LinkDotNet's own portal is one option. Beyond that, JazzCash, Easypaisa, 1Link ATMs, and banking apps from HBL, UBL, MCB, and Meezan cover most ISPs in Pakistan, and several accept card payments straight through their site. LinkDotNet's payment page has the definitive list for your account.

What should I do if my LinkDotNet internet is slow but the bill is charged in full?

Run a speed test — fast.com or speedtest.net — at a few different times of day before assuming it's a billing issue. If the number stays below what your plan promises, call 0800-00546 and ask for a formal speed complaint on record; residential complaints typically get looked at within 24 to 72 hours.

What's different about checking a LinkDotNet bill compared to other ISPs?

LinkDotNet is one of Pakistan's longer-running ISPs and still serves a meaningful base of customers on copper-based DSL/VDSL rather than fibre, so your available speed depends heavily on your distance from the local exchange.