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LOL - think moneyThe only thing I don't understand is why telkom wont give you wimax if you are in a adsl area. Wouldnt it be quicker to get the customer up and running on wimax than adsl? This just doesn't make any sense to me.
more LOL - business as usual - the spew will continuehttp://www.news24.com/News24/Technology/News/0,,2-13-1443_2149585,00.html
Please have a look at the above link and all the false Telkom advertisements dominic. They conveniently fail to mention any of the price increases, and also fail to mention that they will still make more money from the same user base than before even whilst "reducing prices". I wonder if the same Telkom mouth that spews such lies can tell any truth when it comes to Wimax. IBIWISI.
Unfortunately Telkom could not divulge actual figures
The only thing I don't understand is why telkom wont give you wimax if you are in a adsl area. Wouldnt it be quicker to get the customer up and running on wimax than adsl? This just doesn't make any sense to me.
As I understand it you order a broadband connection. If you are covered by ADSL you get that; if not if there is Wimax you get that. If neither enter queue. Repeat until fade...Can one actually order WiMax and what is the latency like.. ?
spot onAs I understand it you order a broadband connection. If you are covered by ADSL you get that; if not if there is Wimax you get that. If neither enter queue. Repeat until fade...
WiMax is currently used as an ADSL replacement technology, and at this stage is only offered as an alternative option to customers if they reside within the WiMax footprint and cannot access ADSL.