...moving away from WebAfrica

Have an issue with BI as it is not truly unshaped, TRL's offer seems much better on the throughput side - ask TRL for a test account to confirm.

I'm tired of these greedy local ISP's with their "Silver", "Gold and "Platinum" crap - any excuse to squeeze the consumer for a few extra $.

I do a Google search of their site and if those three terms appear, I stay clear - of the bull****.
I'm sorry - on cell I can't multi quote.
 
In one post you say don't look at companies that use terms like a ''gold package'' & in the very next post you show us an email that reflects those same package types....

:erm::confused:

Just received this, which might be a viable option:


-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Weekend Promotion - 4Mbps Altech Gold Uncapped Accounts
From: TRL Technologies
To: Michael
CC:

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We are running a promotion from today until Sunday 6 November on our 4Mbps Altech Gold Uncapped accounts.

Get your Altech uncapped account now for only @ R650.00 p/month!

Visit https://www.trltech.co.za/whmcs/cart.php?gid=5 to order!

Use the following promotional code during the checkout process: altech650

Payment methods accepted for this promotion: EFT / Paypal
 
Morning guys,

I'm not sure if I can make this anymore clear. Yes, the issues experienced are frustrating and do cause issues, however this is not our own network that is affected. Our network is running fine, its an international based cable that we're waiting on repairs. Something that is a little bit out of our hands.

As a comparison, ISP's who use SEACOM are also affected when that cable goes down - doesn't mean that their networks are broken either.

We're running at our normal capacities, and have been for a few days now.
 
In one post you say don't look at companies that use terms like a ''gold package'' & in the very next post you show us an email that reflects those same package types....

:erm::confused:

They offer unshaped bandwidth from Cybersmart and is not an ISP, but a reseller (read my post) - as for the Altech advert, this is a far better option than WA's R 1 500.00 "2 Mbps uncapped" offering at a quarter of the price.

Trust you understand.

Regards

M
 
Telkom is going to launch satelitte Access internet next year...

Telkom have said a lot of things and been delayed so I wouldn't take that launch date as cast in stone

Morning guys,

I'm not sure if I can make this anymore clear. Yes, the issues experienced are frustrating and do cause issues, however this is not our own network that is affected. Our network is running fine, its an international based cable that we're waiting on repairs. Something that is a little bit out of our hands.

As a comparison, ISP's who use SEACOM are also affected when that cable goes down - doesn't mean that their networks are broken either.

We're running at our normal capacities, and have been for a few days now.

Hi Jeff,

I don't think people will dispute what you are saying but the fact of the matter is that people are experiencing better latency and internet experience via their secondary accounts at the moment (me included). I used to have an Mweb uncapped account and used Web Africa as my secondary account but we were getting such good latency etc from Web Africa that we decided to cancel our Mweb account and move over totally to Web Africa. since them we have had nothing but issues (not all of it is Web Africa problem as some of it was our line with Telkom). Now with this problem with the cabling I am getting better latency and gaming experience on my new secondary account with Afrihost. It still bombs out some times and I get high pings occasionally but nowhere as bad as Web Africa at the moment, which is basically unplayable.

Apparently the problem should be resolved today with the cable so I will just be holding thumbs at the moment.
 
Well i don't think that moving from Webafrica is going to change things. As Jeff has stated the problem is not their network, but a cable fault in Europe. so thos Cybersmart/TRL and Afrihost fanbois can go and bash somewhere else.
 
Webafrica really have had an awful run of luck these last few months ;)
I am confident that you will see some exciting things from them in the next 6 months though.
 
Well i don't think that moving from Webafrica is going to change things. As Jeff has stated the problem is not their network, but a cable fault in Europe. so thos Cybersmart/TRL and Afrihost fanbois can go and bash somewhere else.

It is not bashing WA, they are just not delivering and are overpriced...
 
Hey guys,

The SAT3 landing station has been restored and we're running via our usual routes again.
 
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