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View Poll Results: Based on this initial offer, are you going to switch to Neotel?

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Thread: Neotel consumer tariffs revealed

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    Quote Originally Posted by kaspaas View Post
    Simply beyond my budget for home use.

    Waiting for Neotel to wake up and introduce affordable telephony.
    this is affordable to most compared to what they paying atm

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    Is it a fixed line service they are offering?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Glordit View Post
    I download about 10GB's a month... it's all worth it
    All international download? And what if you want to download more than 10Gb?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wyzak View Post
    There are no..... Oh wait there is out-of-bundle usage. Seriously WTH? Learn to speak please!
    Sorry, that was my error (I was editing late last night) ... not Maneesh

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bradbowlllama View Post
    All international download? And what if you want to download more than 10Gb?
    is R70GB, charged per MB, so you could call it roll over bandwidth.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bradbowlllama View Post
    All international download? And what if you want to download more than 10Gb?
    It's all international and then when you go over your 10GB you are charged 7c per Meg (not 100% sure how the billing will work though)

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    Why does everyone say this is beyond their budget? Before Neotel everyone would complain about how much they pay to Telkom, and if you had even a 384kb line with 5GB and Telkom line rental you were already paying at least the same as for this service, where you get much more.

    Quote Originally Posted by mhmayet View Post
    By comparison, the Telkom Closer 5 option R651 for:

    Unlimited National Calls during Callmore time (up to an hour a call)
    1000 Standard time minutes
    Per second billing
    4096kbps DSL

    This excludes ISP fee. Given this package, I really expected Neotel to come in cheaper...
    What do you mean, do you realise how much cheaper they have come in? It's already R50 cheaper, then add 10GB of bandwidth. The cheapest you get that is for is R450. So it's a R500 difference, I think that is substantial enough to make most people want to move over.

    Well I'm on that package and I'm thinking of moving just for the 10GB and no Telkom line rental. I just can't afford enough bandwidth with SAIX.

    Another thing, why does everyone expect so much higher caps? Neotel can't really do anything wrt international bandwidth pricing atm. 10GB at that price is actually very good seeing as they have to go through SAT3 the same as Telkom do. There is no way they could have just left it uncapped or gone much higher for the same price, yet everyone expects this.
    Last edited by Ekhaatvensters; 25-04-2008 at 09:06 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by carudden View Post
    is R70GB, charged per MB, so you could call it roll over bandwidth.
    I think one of the biggest advantages is actually the out-of-bundle rate for bandwidth. It is a first in the market at these rates - multiple times cheaper than any other per-MB rate from the mobile players or iBurst and cheaper than any ADSL provider to the best of my knowledge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cara View Post
    Sorry, that was my error (I was editing late last night) ... not Maneesh
    Ah ok, sorry
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    Quote Originally Posted by rph72 View Post
    Give me 5Gig at R300 to start with the option to upgrade
    Same here! Their offer is great but paying R600, nah!
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  11. #71

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    Maybe Telkom isnt feeling too threatened but iBurst, and to a degree Vodacom and MTN, should be very worried and thinking long and hard about their rates.
    "Le mieux est l'ennemi du bien." FM Arouet
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    what i wana know if they going to give uncapped or cheap local after cap

  13. #73

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    Nah, I'm not impressed.
    I'll stick with my HSDPA until they actually make some serious and affordable offers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fudzy View Post
    Is it a fixed line service they are offering?
    No - a nomadic service may describe it best. Image of device here: http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/show...php?photo=3638

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    Quote Originally Posted by rpm View Post
    No - a nomadic service may describe it best. Image of device here: http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/show...php?photo=3638
    Hi rpm,

    A couple qns about the device . .
    Quote Originally Posted by bwana View Post
    I'm interested in the phone itself - these days you need to ask what sort of battery life is guaranteed in case of an emergency during an all day outage? We know telkom lines will always work even if there is no power.

    Is an alarm system going to be able to function normally? What about faxing?
    "Le mieux est l'ennemi du bien." FM Arouet
    "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." Edmund Burke
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