MWEB Automatically Upgrading From 10Mbps To 25 Mbps

madeinjapan said:
Yep mweb seems to be the only one charging extra for the upgrade but still cheaper than other isp's.

The only issue I have is that from about 8pm my 50mbs line runs between 4 - 10mbs. Very frustrating.
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Is there a peak and off peak data usage from mweb? I’m considering signing up with them and would like to know how is your experience going.
 
Hero4663 said:
Is there a peak and off peak data usage from mweb? I’m considering signing up with them and would like to know how is your experience going.
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I haven't had an issue with them till the openserve upgrades. I'm on the 50/25 and have noticed that from about 7.30pm to about 9pm my line slows down by about 50%. But I don't notice unless we streaming and that is 4 phones, 2 laptops and the TV.
 
madeinjapan said:
I haven't had an issue with them till the openserve upgrades. I'm on the 50/25 and have noticed that from about 7.30pm to about 9pm my line slows down by about 50%. But I don't notice unless we streaming and that is 4 phones, 2 laptops and the TV.
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Cool. I’m planning to start with 10/10 because I just need it for 1 phone and 1 console. I think it should be fine.
 
Is there an Octotel rep on MBB ?
Their radio silence on any product/price changes post the Openserve price changes has been noticeable.
 
justplain said:
Is there an Octotel rep on MBB ?
Their radio silence on any product/price changes post the Openserve price changes has been noticeable.
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What are you expecting Octotel to do?
 
I signed up for a 50 Mb MWeb / OpenServer deal. Was upgrade to 100 Mb but still see my speed test coming back with 5 Mbps on average during the evenings.
 
justplain said:
I would appreciate some sort of communication that their prices are staying the same or that they are looking into potential changes etc.
Some info is better than no info :)
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No info means no change, FNO funding is based around their business models, so they basically cant change their model without it affecting their funding. The openserve change is more than likely a strategy to get some market share short term, then bump pricing over time.
 
PBCool said:
No info means no change, FNO funding is based around their business models, so they basically cant change their model without it affecting their funding. The openserve change is more than likely a strategy to get some market share short term, then bump pricing over time.
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Thanks for the reply and clarity, thats all we wanted to know! :)
 
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