SA told to do more online

BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

Tell Caralee McLiesh to get Telkom to drop the high cost of hosting and throughput and we'll gladly comply.
One well used simple Website chows 15GB a month, before you even begin to think of doing the cool stuff.

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Okay .. I read the entire article. SHE has a good point.
Make a blerry CUSTOMS website so that we can all import our stuff easier and put the local importers out of work.
 
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ajak said:
Ok you first......what you wanna do:D
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Hehe ;)

bwana v.19 said:
And dont forget affordable.
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Yes please!

stoke said:
BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

Tell Caralee McLiesh to get Telkom to drop the high cost of hosting and throughput and we'll gladly comply.
One well used simple Website chows 15GB a month, before you even begin to think of doing the cool stuff.

[edit]
Okay .. I read the entire article. SHE has a good point.
Make a blerry CUSTOMS website so that we can all import our stuff easier and put the local importers out of work.
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Yes, but it all comes to your first point in the end. Small importing/exporting firms/one man shows needs to start somewhere. If they could do it online, they would need stable, cheap internet access.
 
It is great way of decreasing traffic problems as well. I can do allot more at home than at work, because I will spent allot more time doing work, without people bothering me and spending 4 hours a day in traffic!
 
No, not cake. fibre cable. :D

It will really be nice to work from home and not worry about traffic jams or fuel prices... but until that happens bandwidth and telecoms prices have to come down a lot... and hellskommels need to crash and burn... :D
 
South African consumers are too busy surfing the Tsunami Wave than actual on-line surfing. :D
 
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