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For the asking price a tiered approach to speed throttling would have been received much more favourably, say:
0 -3GBs = full speed, 14.4 or whatever
3-5GBs = 7.2GBs
5-10GBs = 3.6GBs
10-15GBs = 1.8GBs
15GBs+ = 512kbsp...
and maybe:
30GBs+ = 256kbsp...
Just a thought... but I doubt they could successfully implement this, based on their billing issues...
or just give us 20GB at whatever speed for R749
In theory you could download ~ 40 GB at 128kbps in a month. So how about a 20GB capped account with no speed restrictions for the R749???
That's what I said.
Well, Internet Solutions has done this for a LONG time - selling it's "Uncapped Express" accounts, which is also throttled when you used your "allowed" bandwidth. Although it's called a "rolling period", this to me, also do not quite qualify as Uncapped.
With MTN, it's like everyone agrees on - they sell you a 3GB / 10GB package, not an Uncapped package. This is really expensive, give or take the speed, still VERY expensive for S.A.! These are packages that won't sell... unless someone don't know any better...
I currently Live in Ireland, and have a 20mb uncontended broadband line. It is uncapped, so If I could or were so inclined, I could download 100Gb without penalty. The price for this service is €49 per month incl all relevant taxes. This equates to R468 at todays exchange rate. If this is possible in a country where the total population is only 3.5 million, how is it possible that S.A cannot do it at this price with a population of over 10 times this size? Someone is profiteering in a completely immoral way.![]()
Can you access your ISDN account at dinner at your favourite restaurant?
Can you access your ISDN account at dinner at your favourite restaurant?
Why would you want to access the internet while eating dinner at your favourite restaurant?