JerryMungo
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I can barely use 400MB. its ox wagon slow
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I can barely use 400MB. its ox wagon slow
The best solution would be a soft-cap after a certain amount of gigabytes. Most BB users wouldn't even notice if their service was running at 256kbit or 384kbit, but that's slow enough to chase the leechers away.
Context: For a BB thats an insane amount of data, more than you'll ever need for social networks, bbm, email, browsing, excluding downloading anything but email attachments. Actually, for any phone that's more data than most users will ever use in a month, how do you rack that up on a phone?
It is a truck load over a mobile network with astronomical contention ratios. No problem over ADSL/Fibre.
Management is more than most cell providers can... um... manage.
MTN do it right now on their uncapped products, and their systems leave a lot to be desired. I'm on their 3GB "uncapped" product right now. Works like a charm!
I'm sure this should be managed by RIM since the traffic goes over their network...
Rather than each SP implementing solutions costing millions they could have capped it on their side?
mmm
You use MTN? I hope you don't bank with Absa too?![]()
How do these guys download? to there PC's or directly to the phone.
so they supply a service which they cant sustain? then why supply it then?
so they supply a service which they cant sustain? then why supply it then?
downloading takes place on the phone and stored on your memory card.
Name and shame them! Why will there always be people who will spoil the experience for everyone for their own selfish reasons. If you want to download big, get ADSL uncapped. Shame on all of you who abuse BIS.
It will happen in the next few weeks when MTN implements their BIS anti-abuse system. They have not officially announced it yet, but it is coming.
so then why is this not happening on MTN???
I am not at liberty to discuss the details of that, but all I can say is that all 4 mobile networks are looking at BIS anti-abuse systems.