Prometheus
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And yet they have more employees than companies in most other countries...derekc said:Telkom's waitlist to get adsl is at least 1 month some areas and 2 months+ in others. They do not have the capacity to work faster and they're not willing to invest money to improve the process. How can we ever expect them cut their price by 70%?
Let's not even go into their failing networks...
I'll assume you are talking about torrents. You can only send via a proxy. Anything received doesn't go through the proxy. And people are using proxies now anyway for international access, so that doesn't fly.bwana v.10 said:Yeah - but one way or another that smart arse is also paying for the international access part.albert123 said:cause smart asses takes the local access, set up a proxy for international access and voila unlimited international access ass well![]()
Economics101. Now why are they too daft to understand this?LifelongGamer said:Just look at the figures:
Assume 40% of ADSL lines are 512kbps (50% being 384kbps - 192kbps, and 10% being 1024kbps) so of an optimistic 170,000 ADSL users, we have 68,000 x (R477 + R92) = R38,692,000 per month.
Projected (after the 71% price decrease)
2,600,000 ADSL users x (R193 + R92) = R741,000,000 per month!
With that kind of monthly revenue, they can EASILY afford to employ enough staff, roll out new improved infrastructure and STILL keep the shareholders happy!
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