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gripen

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donn you are wrong. Sentech does not know what the word contention means. Hence the used of "Shared" on their site instead of "Contended". From personal experience they <i>really</i> have no idea what the contention concept is.

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Brolloks

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Contention is the point where users will either fight about the bandwidth or fight because they're not getting any :) it's still contention. Sharing is the polite way. If everybody knows they are sharing then they won't contend it.

IE: If Sentech said "Shared Broadband" Then nobody would have complained because everyone would have asked "Whith how many other people do I share this?" befor they signed on the dotted line. Then there would be no reason to contend and no contention ratio. It is then a "shared ratio"

It's all in the lingo..

I do get pissed of when the connection drops like a yo yo and I cannot send/receive email or do the stuff that I need to do to run my business, but I don't have the time to sit on the phone for 10 minutes to helpdesk to find out that "There is no problem"
 

Rhino

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Talking about Sentech and cellphones, Can Sentech use their existing towers for cellphone coverage??

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kilps

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Will Sentech use their MyWireless towers? Because if they do we will have no coverage!

But then again maby it will prompt them to increase MyWireless coverage. [:D]
 
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