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fusion01
08-03-2004, 04:28 PM
Telkom acting 'anti-competitively'? Never!
View http://www.internet.org.za/costs.html and note the increase in Telkom's hold on the ISP market, growing steadily at a high rate while naturally the competitors decline. In a few years, with the ineptitude this government shows to get things MOVING, they will hold 100% of the market. Unbelievable, that even now, it should be moving in the wrong direction.
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View http://www.internet.org.za/costs.html and note the increase in Telkom's hold on the ISP market, growing steadily at a high rate while naturally the competitors decline. In a few years, with the ineptitude this government shows to get things MOVING, they will hold 100% of the market. Unbelievable, that even now, it should be moving in the wrong direction.
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www.fusion01.com
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fusion01
08-03-2004, 04:36 PM
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">'Telkom is still also considering becoming a content provider to give users more value for their money while still preserving the all-important international bandwidth.'<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">
What a clever marketing tactic. No doubt lots of package offerings being dropped into the equation... a review on a new television - 'and yes, you can buy it on XXX.co.za' - point being, they own 100% shares in this company! Wouldn't put it past them. Actually, they don't need to, with the fat profits they're making. They can just sit back, and let that editor piss off to the Bahamas on a holiday. Since your bandwidth limit is reached by local and international internet access, it REALLY DOESN'T MATTER if they really did set this up. Doesn't alleviate our limitations.
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Fusion.01 : Internet Design & Production
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What a clever marketing tactic. No doubt lots of package offerings being dropped into the equation... a review on a new television - 'and yes, you can buy it on XXX.co.za' - point being, they own 100% shares in this company! Wouldn't put it past them. Actually, they don't need to, with the fat profits they're making. They can just sit back, and let that editor piss off to the Bahamas on a holiday. Since your bandwidth limit is reached by local and international internet access, it REALLY DOESN'T MATTER if they really did set this up. Doesn't alleviate our limitations.
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Fusion.01 : Internet Design & Production
www.fusion01.com
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ChocolateBadger
31-08-2012, 11:39 AM
I'm quite happy on my MWEB 1MB Uncapped, Whats not to get?
DrJohnZoidberg
31-08-2012, 11:40 AM
I'm quite happy on my MWEB 1MB Uncapped, Whats not to get?
Still costs too much for what it is.
Still costs too much for what it is.
evilstebunny
31-08-2012, 01:03 PM
I'm quite happy on my MWEB 1MB Uncapped, Whats not to get?
Hopefully the soon to be Telkom upgrades will fix that for me but I'm currently paying for 4mbps only getting 2mbps, that's about 2mbps not to get.
Hopefully the soon to be Telkom upgrades will fix that for me but I'm currently paying for 4mbps only getting 2mbps, that's about 2mbps not to get.