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same situation other than having an IS account at home...mweb prices and service do not endear them to any but those who do not know betterAfrikane said:I am forced to use it at the office. For home use I am with Webafrica. The R99.00 top up is the biggest rip off ever. time to petition the directors again to change ISP's.
Alternatively they have a limited dial up account for R70 which includes all the premium crap and your email address - I keep it for the ipass.Arzy said:Should you wish to keep your e-mail you can leave mweb and do so, I think the cost is R10/month. You can also get access to their premium content for R95/month. Taking this into account you can almost switch ISP, keep your mweb e-mail and have access to their special things AND gain a soft cap from another ISP but almost the same price as a normal mweb contract.
All in all though I think mweb just prices themselves out of the market.
ic said:As you can see, this is a survey and not a simple yes/no poll, don't you think it was a tad silly of yourself to vote for every single option?
You have to travel back through time...maybe easier just to post here which option(s) you didn't intend to vote forTelkomhater said:Man did that survey confuse me. After voting, I see I hit the wrong option. Had to read it 4 times before I understood. How does one undo a vote?
Email from Mweb
Good day
Thank you for taking the time to contact us.
Polka offers e-mail and internet for R79 per month. However, we cannot downgrade you from MWEB to Polka. You will have to cancel MWEB and join Polka or stay with MWEB and sign with Polka.
We have one subscription rate for all of our members - R145 per month.
However, in the past we had an "e-mail" option that entitled a member to connect to our networks for three hours each month. If that connection was to send e-mail or surf the web, it didn't really matter. Once the three hours had been used, we charged a usage fee on a per minute basis thereafter.
We stopped offering this "e-mail" option in February 2000. If you are interested in this package, I would be happy to make an exception, and reinstate the option for you.
The "e-mail" option would cost you R70 per month, with the 30c per minute usage charge coming into effect once you have accessed our network for three hours. We have an online usage facility that you can go to at any time should you wish to see how much time you have spent connected. If you wanted to check your usage, you'd simply need to follow the easy steps below:
* Go to https://services.mweb.co.za/eng/default.asp
* From there you will be asked for your login ID and Password and be directed as to what you need to do to view your usage statistics
Please let me know whether you are interested in this option and I will arrange to have the changes made.
does mweb hardcap during the 12 hour period, I'll be using mweb for the last day tomorrow. I'm on MWEB DSL 1GB. If I go over 1GB before being reset will I be charged.
Also, does Mweb have hourly resets on the last day of the month like Cybersmart.
Hi I gotta question. In your experience as an Mweb ADSL user what happens when you reach your cap (let's assume you maxed out your credit card and you are not on auto-boost). Can you still surf? What exactly happens? I'm asking now because I'm about to reach it (it says 96%).
You get the same dial up service from a number of less expensive ISPs - including TelkomInternet.I reached my 3Gb cap on the second last day of the month (my first DSL month), and was hard capped for the last day. I could however, still dial in. My usage report (delivered the following day) showed that I had used 3.6Gb. I was not charged for the extra usage, nor pay for the dial-up (except the Telkom call charge).
$0 - is called gmail and its free. People should never be reliant on their ISP for email. If you dont like gmail or any of the other free email providers create a domain.placebo said:What price does one put on privacy and protection?
Not telkom - this sounds like its straight out of the AOL customer service book.In my opinion I think they becomming Like Telkom, the worst customer service ever.