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Excuse my ignorance, but what is "OECD"?
supersunbird
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Wow, VC has 3 times the subscribers of MTN. Wonder why that is?
I worked on IBurst at a friends place. What a piece of crock. Everytime I downloaded a a driver the websites kept giving me lots of page not found errors
I worked on IBurst at a friends place. What a piece of crock. Everytime I downloaded a a driver the websites kept giving me lots of page not found errors
Telkom has at least......
made SA a unique country in that we are not following the world but leading the way for wireless technology.
I have wireless and it works very well. I play COD4 and my pings to SAIX servers are anywhere between 31 and 48 on average.
That is pretty good when comparing to my friends on Telscum lines......
Cheers
made SA a unique country in that we are not following the world but leading the way for wireless technology.
I have wireless and it works very well. I play COD4 and my pings to SAIX servers are anywhere between 31 and 48 on average.
That is pretty good when comparing to my friends on Telscum lines......Cheers
At what cost? Brilliant we are indeed... BUT AT WHAT COST? pfftt...
supersunbird
Honorary Master
Well considering that 3G users in Europe pay 2 to 5 Euro per MB (which is partly why roaming costs so much), I say we are pretty well off in that area at R2 or less.
But its all because of expensive incompetent Telkom and that costs our economy a lot cause businesses cant work on 3G and cells only...
But its all because of expensive incompetent Telkom and that costs our economy a lot cause businesses cant work on 3G and cells only...
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With our new mobile broadband service, you don't need a phone line to enjoy broadband. You'll get a great wireless broadband connection with 3GB of Internet access* at home or on the go for only £15 per month. No landline charges, no connection fees and no hassles.
* Out of bundle charges are 1.46p per MB (£15 per GB)
I do agree that we are A leading country in the wireless market. I just don't like that europes most notoriusly bad gsm provider has decided to come to south africa. Botswana has orange, we have vodafone...