PostmanPot
Honorary Master
My first problem is the Outgoing Mail Server. It only failed once during my trial, which wouldn't have been a big deal were it not for the fact that there was no error. The only reason I know it was failing was because the companies I email send an autoreply immediately after receiving an email. This means tha MWEB had many users sending emails who are completely unaware that their emails never reached their recipients.
Overrated, never have any problems.
Second was the shaping. It was never unacceptable, actually pretty reasonable, unless of course, you make use of peer to peer networking, which I do. Nevertheless, I can understand why they shape it so strictly, even though I disagree with it.
Which shaping, besides p2p?
Third is the threshold. +-70GB's on 2Mb/s is a bit of a joke. What they have there is a soft cap, not an uncapped account, this one was the real deal-breaker for me. And goes hand-in-hand with my fourth and final issue with them.
It's not a soft cap, because one day later you can be unthrottled.
For R40 extra you can get 4Mbps Standard with a 110GB threshold.
Price: R199. This is pretty much the same standard price that most ISP's are asking. But what makes MWEB uncapped account better than all of the other ISP's with similarly priced offerings? The answer is nothing, at least for me.
There are better suited ISPs for p2p/downloads out there, yes.