Bits, not bytes

[kilobits]

I'm not sure what exactly Mr. Porter-Smith wanted to achieve by lodging a complaint with the ASA? Surely a call to Cybersmart, informing them of their error, would have sufficed?

Why some South Africans always need to create drama, boggles the mind.

Perhaps the very nature of the ad had something to do with it... it would have me spinning the dial as soon as it started and left me annoyed for a while thereafter.

 

[Moederloos]

Yawn - it really makes no difference. Most people do not know nor care.
And for those who have not heard the ad, lucky you - it sucks.

 

[LFX]

so people actually listen to that talk radio?

 

[Rouxenator]

...resulted in 6 000 new subscribers, and that this was the only complaint received...

Never overestimate the intelligence of an ADSL user

 

[Sackboy]

so people actually listen to that talk radio?

They don't talk to themselves do they (OK, sometimes they do)

 

[hellhound604]

that ad convinced me NEVER to use cybersmart as an ISP. If they don't know the difference between a bit and a byte, can you imagine what their technical support will be like?????
erm ... oh wait ... it can't be worse than the technical support from some other ISP's, and Monochoice ......

 

[avr-rulez]

I get 384k dl's on my 4 Meg line - would love to pay R169 for it though.