'internet packages' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the different plan offerings of an internet service provider. For example, "My internet provider offers several internet packages to choose from."
JUST because you have two homes doesn't mean you need to have two of everything else: cable or satellite TV subscriptions, DVRs, telephone systems, music libraries, Internet packages.
While some basic Internet packages only offer download speeds of about 1.5 megabits per second (which is considered quite slow these days), some service providers sell plans with download speeds of 50 megabits per second and beyond.
Even BT Group, the country's leading phone operator, is set to start peddling TV and internet packages this fall.
BT is hoping that its high-speed Internet packages continue to deliver growth as competition in the industry intensifies.
This will allow Verizon to compete with cable operators like Comcast who offer video, phone and Internet packages.
Cablevision also last week debuted a pair of "cord cutter" Internet packages, which include the option to bundle in HBO NOW.
Tenants can rent furniture and select an internet package from three on offer.
News could come before Deutsche launches its telephone and internet package next month.
If I signed up only for the most popular internet package, streaming at 50mbps, it would cost $64.99.
Those who eschew pay-TV will still need an internet package, and cable could pick up customers from satellite operators, whose internet speeds are slower.
"Flex Watch" includes the most popular internet package, and a streamlined package of television channels, including HBO and Starz, all for $69.
