Cheaper 3G Prices - Rep?

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It was today 2 weeks since we learned that MTN changed all their bundles to be better than the Advanced Broadband bundles of VodaCON and still no response from VodaCON. With MTN about 33.333% cheaper than VodaCON for 2Gigs per month, I am sure that many people will start leaving for the better MTN rates.

It is also now more than a month after the cheaper interconnect rates came into affect and still no change to the Vodacom or MTN contract rates. We as consumers can only be ripped of for so long!
 
FireTelkom said:
It was today 2 weeks since we learned that MTN changed all their bundles to be better than the Advanced Broadband bundles of VodaCON and still no response from VodaCON. With MTN about 33.333% cheaper than VodaCON for 2Gigs per month, I am sure that many people will start leaving for the better MTN rates.

It is also now more than a month after the cheaper interconnect rates came into affect and still no change to the Vodacom or MTN contract rates. We as consumers can only be ripped of for so long!
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VodaCON. I think thats so great and VERY True!! - Vodacom take note!!
 
I finally made the plunge, ordered ADSL384, waited about 2 weeks for installation, did a self install. Then M-Web dropped the bomb regarding Uncapped ADSL...

I signed up Afrihost for an Uncapped ADSL384 account. Afrihost has the best support in my opinion in RSA!

Speed wise, I see almost no difference between Vodacom HSDPA and ADSL384! The difference I do see is the cost saving!!!!!!

Thank you Vodacom, it was fun while it lasted, but I can't carry on spending on average R800 to R1200 (4 to 6Gig) for Internet a month, when I can spend all inclusive R 475 a month uncapped!!
 
So much fun with my 68MB per day

Vodacom, thank you so much for providing me with my awesome 68MB per day (2GB per month) for R389.

With that 68MB, I keep my little business running, reading emails, sending and receiving attachments, deploying changes to my applications, downloading software updates, researching, providing remote support to my customers, internet banking, ..... ok I admit I do read some news and articles sometimes :o

I usually go over that limit, currently I am on 188MB for the day but at least that gives me a reason not to work on weekends because I need to watch my daily limit.

But that's fine Vodacom, as long as you are happy with the R389 I give you each month, that's all that counts.

K, I will stop now :(
 
why don't you get MWeb ADSL where you can download as much as you like for THE SAME PRICE?
 
Did the guy with the gun to your head stay with you all the time while you signed up to Vodacom?
 
Shred said:
Vodacom, thank you so much for providing me with my awesome 68MB per day (2GB per month) for R389.

With that 68MB, I keep my little business running, reading emails, sending and receiving attachments, deploying changes to my applications, downloading software updates, researching, providing remote support to my customers, internet banking, ..... ok I admit I do read some news and articles sometimes :o

I usually go over that limit, currently I am on 188MB for the day but at least that gives me a reason not to work on weekends because I need to watch my daily limit.

But that's fine Vodacom, as long as you are happy with the R389 I give you each month, that's all that counts.

K, I will stop now :(
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U are very very welcome :p

VD....are you taking note?
 
Shred said:
No Telkom lines in my complex
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you can still get it then afaik - get Telkom wireless and get mweb uncapped for like R200 a month
(PS: You don't even need a Telephone line for telkom wireless)
 
Keeper said:
you can still get it then afaik - get Telkom wireless and get mweb uncapped for like R200 a month
(PS: You don't even need a Telephone line for telkom wireless)
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Maybe I should try them again, last time I checked they were not installing wireless. Maybe it's changed.
 
http://www.telkom.co.za/attheoffice/products/tzone/index.html

What are the costs of the service?

At commercial sites the following applies:
The usage of the service is R1.00 per minute including VAT.
High-speed Internet access at R1.00 per minute is very cost effective.
Currently all 512K ADSL users receive 10 x 30 minute free sessions per month to be used at any T-Zone site. On the Landing Page go to the go to the "Registered Users" portion and select dsl.telkom.co.za from the pull-down menu.
1st Time: Username = DN Number; Password = Telkom Account Number.After login you can change your username and password.
Venue owners can qualify for a free T-Zone installation.Please contact your Telkom account manager or send us an Email at [email protected] to find out if your venue qualifies for a free T-Zone installation. Terms and conditions apply.
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R1.00 a minute. BLEH!
 
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