I think I understand a lot of the frustration here.
I have been using a test account from another company for a day or two and it is wonderful. Not faster than or less latency than I used to have on Afrihost before the MTN move, but exactly the speed and latency I used to have on Afrihost.
That is my frustration. I am now getting a service inferior to what I used to have. The promise was that it would be at least the same or superior than before. Granted, Afrihost is still busy tweaking things and getting familiar with doing everything themselves, but it seems they are falling around in the dark. In addition, I have to pay for that.
I am sure they have smart people working on hard on this, Afriman is doing his best trying to tell the customers what he is allowed to tell them and that Afrihost support is trying to answer questions on things they probably have no control/understanding of. In this case, they need to communicate more. Constantly having the “All systems are performing within specified parameters” displayed on the website, when things are clearly not working is this adding to the frustration.
I think Cape Town users are getting a bad deal. No timelines on when IPC will be implemented.
The QoS policies are not working. I have just checked my average bandwidth usage over the last 5 months (before that it was even less). It works out to just under +-59GB per month. I was severely shaped since Friday. Why? No communication from support until late last night and then saying there is an issue with 10Mb accounts. I am on 4Mb.
If I know how long it will be until I get the same or better service, I am happy to stay a customer. If not, I will probably be a customer until the end of this month.
Simple as that.