my word... who is using 900kWh per month? we are a family of 3 and typically use only 350kWh... and i have a rig that draws about 550W that i game on several hours a day, so that alone eats almost 50kWh per month.
sky sports streaming: 2160p50 for R500/mo. supersport streaming: 1080p30 for R929. (note, not through overpriced DSTV box - i'm talking app, browser etc).
supersport: poor product at HUGELY inflated price.
if people are pirating, it means your service is poor and/or your price is too high...
hospital plan + gap cover works very well for us. we don't make incidental visits to the doctor very often. all major medical expenses are typically hospital admissions. meds can hurt a little financially, but not nearly as much as upgrading our primary medical cover. i have various meds on PMBs...
imagine going to a store to try something on and it fits, but the colour isn't the one you want. so you go onto an app and it tells you where you have to get into your / onto a bus / walk to in order to purchase it. instead of just hitting a buy button and the drop it off for you.
the calculation of the average cost of the electricity used to recharge the car at home is incorrect. if 377kWh were consumed without the car, then the blcok tariffs for recharging needs to be calculated at the cost of the extra electricity used. the 313kWh charged at home should be calculated...
as per stats SA (from where the data comes): "the average formally-employed non-agricultural worker". that is not the average south african.
figures from the Q1 QES report.
people 18-65yo in SA: ~37M.
people employed as per definition: ~R10M.
average daily salary of adults: R265. or ~104 days...