Afrihost New Network Feedback - Part 2

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Afri Reps, im still seeing 2 invoices open. :( One for R299 and one for R458. The R458 im querying, as well as the R60 Simfy which shouldnt be there

the R299 is the one which is correct, as ive changed to the 150GB unshaped package. Cant be paying 2 invoices :(
 
Icemanbrfc said:
Afri Reps, im still seeing 2 invoices open. :( One for R299 and one for R458. The R458 im querying, as well as the R60 Simfy which shouldnt be there

the R299 is the one which is correct, as ive changed to the 150GB unshaped package. Cant be paying 2 invoices :(
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You've got a PM. :)
 
Afrihost, you wanted comparability, mybroadband gave it. As per that table on the latest article, you're one of the most expensive ISPs. Even though they said they only listing unshaped capped data on that table, they included mweb and Web africas shaped capped accounts which makes it look like Afrihost is the most expensive.
 
moedawood said:
Afrihost, you wanted comparability, mybroadband gave it. As per that table on the latest article, you're one of the most expensive ISPs. Even though they said they only listing unshaped capped data on that table, they included mweb and Web africas shaped capped accounts which makes it look like Afrihost is the most expensive.
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on what packages are they more expensive? sorry didnt have a look yet, but does Web Africa include 18 hours free time? Think many people seem to miss this aspect in terms of cost to data ratio or at least what they are getting in terms of data.
 
moedawood said:
Afrihost, you wanted comparability, mybroadband gave it. As per that table on the latest article, you're one of the most expensive ISPs. Even though they said they only listing unshaped capped data on that table, they included mweb and Web africas shaped capped accounts which makes it look like Afrihost is the most expensive.
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I think there are a lot of added benefits and usage policies to take into account with the various packages offered by various ISPs. :) In the end, the consumer needs to make his/her own best decision with the information that is available. :)
 
Are there many people who use more than 300GB data per month? :)
 
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