Free DStv Explora with 10Mbps+ Telkom DSL

All that says is your exchange is is max 10mb,,,, are you 'actually' on and getting 20?.

I can get full 20 because of my distance but I'm on 14Mbps. So yeah the tracker even when it says Max 4Mbps people have posted before showing they have 10Mbps lines so it would be hard to get a exact figure even if Telkom themselves release it it would be hard to trust it.
 
All that says is your exchange is is max 10mb,,,, are you 'actually' on and getting 20?


DSTV marketing robots phoned me the other day to upgrade my pvr. They said you qualify for an upgrade Sir!
Wonderful, new explorer and all that.

Turns out the 'upgrade' as they call it means you must pay for the thing over the next 2 years or something added onto your subscription.

I just put the phone down.

I had the same thing and asked why would I downgrade from my existing 4 tuner decoder to this? Their answer was that this decoder has more catch-up programmes. I have never used the catchup feature before so I said goodbye.
 
I can get full 20 because of my distance but I'm on 14Mbps. So yeah the tracker even when it says Max 4Mbps people have posted before showing they have 10Mbps lines so it would be hard to get a exact figure even if Telkom themselves release it it would be hard to trust it.

Ok thanks.

I'm still stuck on 4, which normally runs ate between 2 and 3.5 and I am 10 enabled through those upgrades that telkom did, you know the ones, sand in the dessert, salt water in the sea ;)

Time to downgrade and save some beer money.

I still would like to see the 3 year old stats update, on what exchanges are enabled and to what speed for a comparison.
 
Good idea, they can only market this to maybe 20% of the ADSL users out there.

It's funny, the Telkom Store in Somerset West advertises VDSL 40Mbps on posters inside the store, yet there is no VDSL here - heck I can't even get faster then 4Mbps
 
+1 not to mention Telkom's own checker being out of date.

My line as a example...

telkom_checker_speed.png

9gag that stuff !!
 
It never did not work. Its always been active, they've just made it more useful as previously it only responded to pings (from my experience) :)

Oh ok. Have to admit, I'm quite surprised. Knowing Dtsv I just assumed that one would have to pay for it to work. A monthly ethernet port subscription or something stupid like :D
 
Oh ok. Have to admit, I'm quite surprised. Knowing Dtsv I just assumed that one would have to pay for it to work. A monthly ethernet port subscription or something stupid like :D
LOL! :D

I'm also quite surprised that it took them this long to actually do something like this. The Explora is quite an impressive piece of kit (hardware wise)
 
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