Telkom’s in hot seat over ADSL Regulations

In a recent press statement ICASA announced that the Complaints and Compliance Committee (CCC) will hold hearings on 24, 25 and 26th October 2007.
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Typical - 26th is same date as telkom agm. rpm we need to talk re this- have you been in contact with tommygun? He's asked me to (partially) represent to icasa on this.
 
acidrain said:
im just being realistic, rather expect the worst than have my hopes shattered like the countless other times
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Sorry, bitch mode came out there.

Is always best to go in with a positive attitude, because without such there is no passion, and a lack of passion is deadly. Sorry acidrain, didnt mean to be as bitchy as i came across as.
 
i'll bet they say a change is due in nov so bleh and as per usual icasa will accept this excuse.
 
Give them stick Debbie. You show them.
MyADSL is behind you 100%.
 
ICASA: Wooth Woooth (sound of toothless dog barking) Naughty TELKOM.
TELKOM: We know, but our system does not allow us to blah blah blah.
ICASA: Naughty naughty, lets review your progress in say 6 months while you continue to screw the public. (humps TELKOM's leg)

Soz, it's all a bit of a joke really.
 
AdLo said:
Telkom will say distinguishing local from international is not possible, too complex and they will lose money.
Same old story.
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Except that these hearings are about Telkom's non-compliance with the regulations. The regulations are already law. They are no longer open to debate.
 
High Prices
Capping
Slow Speeds
Bad service

Oh, WHERE THE HELL IS THE "LOCAL" BANDWITH?? or is that too complex for thier tiny brains...

What more is there to say to them?
 
Gatecrasher said:
Except that these hearings are about Telkom's non-compliance with the regulations. The regulations are already law. They are no longer open to debate.
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Unless Ivy has something to do with it... ;)
 
Gatecrasher said:
Except that these hearings are about Telkom's non-compliance with the regulations. The regulations are already law. They are no longer open to debate.
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Then why is ICASA having hearings if it's already law and not imposing fines on Telkom?
 
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