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You don't have to take their router. You can use your own. Good luck getting a proper router for R249. They have to subsidize free hardware somehow. :unsure:

Openserve has gone live :)

Got both MetroFibre and Telkom/Openserve ads in my mailbox - Telkom yesterday and Metrofibre this morning. I really don't see how Metrofibre will get any customers in this area at all. They're stupidly expensive. Granted Telkom's offer for R399 is only 5Mbit upload which doesn't work well for...

I got approval within one day of making my pre-order. Made it last week Friday afternoon, exactly 24 hours later I got the OpenServe reference number in my email. It looks like both networks are now competing on who can go live first as that network will probably grab a bunch of customers...

This makes me really happy. Been a long time coming. I'm glad Metrofibre slacked. It was worth the wait for a cheaper provider to sneak in. :)

I asked @AfriNatic a while ago when I found out via the security group on Aerosud if I can pre-order and he said Openserve needed to update first, so a couple of days ago he sent a pm to mention I can now pre-order. Only saw it today though, but my pre-order is now made. Let's hope it doesn't...

Afrihost opened up pre-order for both Metrofibre and Openserve.

Recently? I thought is was no longer possible after 1 Jan 21. I stand to be corrected.

But I own one of the iPhone 12 variants so I keep an eye on this thread for useful info. :thumbsup: You already mentioned that you're invested in the Apple ecosystem so get an iPhone, unless you plan on selling the apple watch?

Yup. I walked right into that one.

First world problems? Sounds more like bragging about all your devices rather than asking for advice to be honest. Edit: if you actually want a serious answer, your Apple watch will be useless on the S21. For the MacBook and Apple TV: Doesn't matter if you get the iPhone or Android.

Yes, Rain no longer offers pay per use. See: https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/rain-has-ended-its-r50-gb-package.1116880/

5 years from now when one of those networks is congested, unusable or had huge price hikes you'll be happy to have two providers to choose from. Fibre companies are actually creating tiny monopolies in most neighbourhoods due to the cost of deploying fibre. Most people are stuck with one...

Nedbank: Childhood - ? FNB: 2011 - current (busy closing though) Capitec: 2019 - current Investec 2020 - current (replacing FNB) Off topic: Why can’t I change the damn FNB app limit in the branch? Why do I have to contact the ‘app team’ to do it? (Had app issues and could not log in on the...

I would also echo @Crumbl0x 's suggestion to go for MTN. They generally have a good network in most places and for now, it's the best uncapped LTE product you can get.

I doubt 300GB would be applied to MTN's uncapped. If they're consistent at all, it would probably be 1TB since you can buy 1TB for 999 from them. Telkom has a 300GB FUP, but then their uncapped LTE is R529 pm, not 999 :)

Let's tango for one more round. Using your source of truth: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/306 https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/78358?hl=en Read the websites again, carefully this time. Both state "recommend" x speed. Recommended and minimum does not mean the same thing. If...

Note: I said, some content, not all content. The point is still you claimed it's highly unlikely that people can stream 4k on 10Mbit. I showed you how it's very possible to stream 4k on 10Mbit (That was the claim? You didn't specify live-action shows only) after Netflix started re-encoding a...

LTE... Also, everyone in this neighbourhood is on LTE or Fixed Wireless. Oopsie, what happens when the entire neighbourhood goes for this with no FUP...