bairyd
Member
Hi,
I've recently moved into a new apartment complex and it came with some infrastructure installed. The problem is that the provider that did this refuses to allow any other ISP to provide services to us so now we have to pay R999 ex VAT for a lousy 10Mbps uncapped line (they say its unshaped and not throttled but who says the exchange can handle that type of load from a 100+ apartment complex). The reason we're in this mess is because the developers had an agreement with these guys to install infrastructure and provide services, and they've now handed this over to the body corp. We've basically inherited a monopoly. Is there any way we can combat this? Fibre is coming to my area and I'm eager to see it installed in my complex but with these guys blocking the way, I'm not sure we'll be able to do that.
I've recently moved into a new apartment complex and it came with some infrastructure installed. The problem is that the provider that did this refuses to allow any other ISP to provide services to us so now we have to pay R999 ex VAT for a lousy 10Mbps uncapped line (they say its unshaped and not throttled but who says the exchange can handle that type of load from a 100+ apartment complex). The reason we're in this mess is because the developers had an agreement with these guys to install infrastructure and provide services, and they've now handed this over to the body corp. We've basically inherited a monopoly. Is there any way we can combat this? Fibre is coming to my area and I'm eager to see it installed in my complex but with these guys blocking the way, I'm not sure we'll be able to do that.