The fact of the matter is that MTN is selling a product called "3G" when it is quite simply not. I live in Durban North, with an MTN tower not 300m away as the crow flies. Over the past week I have had slow service and a speedtest conducted now says 0.04Mbps download and 0.02Mbps upload. I was getting better speeds with a 56K modem 10 years ago.
I am paying for 3G but not getting 3G. That means I have been sold a product that cannot be delivered. If my Toyota 1600 actually had a 1200 engine, then they would have to make good their lies. The telecoms industry in SA has had a lot of bad press and in my experience, every reason for it.
I am paying for 3G but not getting 3G. That means I have been sold a product that cannot be delivered. If my Toyota 1600 actually had a 1200 engine, then they would have to make good their lies. The telecoms industry in SA has had a lot of bad press and in my experience, every reason for it.