NeoFlex available next week

I have Neoflex coverage, but a big thing for me is, what do I do with the device once I decide to stop using Neotel?

This is a problem, but it's one that is shared by Iburst and Sentech subscribers (if anybody is still on MyWireless).

As it stands at the moment you have to buy a new device everytime you subscribe even though you may already have a device.

If this is true, then it's definitely a valid concern. Neotel should start allowing people to buy the device outright and use a device from a cancelled contract at reduced monthly rates (the device fee is R80/month AFAIK).
 
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Ok, I may be wrong, but from what I've heard, you don't get discounts because you already have a device. I have seen a post or two on the forum that states that you have to get a new device everytime you sign up - making the device a doorstop when you cancel.

I may be wrong, but that what I've heard and read on this forum.

I will send them an email and hopefully the respond and can shed some light on this.

Ja, let us know, cos that is a serious major hurdle if true. Nobody will want to be stuck with useless devices at R600 to R2000.00 a pop.
 
They have to permit the pricing points, can you imagine that the entire broadband division had to be released from certain state owned business' because of pricing? I would hate to be the whipping dog after that beauty :eek:

Can you give us an example where ICASA has rejected any pricing because it was too low or too much features? (I actually wonder if they have ever rejected any pricing?)
 
so is Neoflex being introduced this week or not...? Time is running out...
 
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Just checked, and I seem to get "Excellent" coverage where I live in Durbanville. Might jump ship from my MTN 3G (prepaid) if the Flex prices are good.
 
Contract???

Lets say we get a 10gig 24 month contract for R599 and in june seacom lands... will we benefit from that (reduced pricing) or will be stuck in a contract for R599 for 24 months
 
Lets say we get a 10gig 24 month contract for R599 and in june seacom lands... will we benefit from that (reduced pricing) or will be stuck in a contract for R599 for 24 months

I reckon you'll be stuck with it.
It's a contract, unless there's some fine print that'll be in the favour of the client :rolleyes:
 
Well it's Monday and a new (next) week.
Nothing in the headlines from the usual suspects yet about this...
 
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Heres the info from Neotel website.

10GB package at R699pm (device fee and VAT @ 14% included)
15GB package at R899pm (device fee and VAT @ 14% included)
Additional data at 8c/MB


http://www.neotel.co.za/neotel/view/neotel/en/page49740?oid=68468&sn=Detail

Very disappointing. This is not what I was expecting at all. They are actually charging more for a data only package than they are charging for the data and voice package. In fact it is only a R100 more to move to the unlimited prime option.

Do they really think that people are going to pay more for their supposedly increased speeds (which, if Neoconnect Prime is anything to go on, are not accurate at all) then, IMO, they are sadly mistaken.
 
Ek moet sê ek is uiters teleurgesteld met Neotel oor daai pakette. Ek het meer verwag. Sies Neotel!!

Ek sien die Neoflex wys onder die "My Office"

NeoFlex Data

NeoFlex Data is a wireless, multi-user, high-speed, high capacity data service, which is best suited for a small home office, SME, or the high data usage home user. Neotel is committed to introducing services that suit your home or business needs. The service is flexible and convenient to use.

With peak speeds of 3.1Mbps (downloads) and 1.8Mbps (uploads), the device has average data speeds of between 450 to 900Kbps (downloads) and 300 to 700Kbps (uploads). NeoFlex Data connects via Ethernet and Wireless LAN and is perfect for those with a multi-user data requirement.

With minimal downtimes and packages designed to suit your needs, NeoFlex Data is your ultimate internet and data solution.

Why choose this service?

* Peak speeds of 3.1Mbps (downloads) and 1.8Mbps (uploads)
* Average data speeds of between 450 to 900Kbps (downloads) and 300 to 700Kbps (uploads)
* 4 Ethernet ports and Wireless LAN connectivity (up to 10 user Internet access)
* 10GB package at R699pm (device fee and VAT @ 14% included)
* 15GB package at R899pm (device fee and VAT @ 14% included)
* Additional data at 8c/MB
* Wireless solution that can be used anywhere within your region of Neotel coverage
* Device also acts as a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server and will assign IP addresses to connected users
* Battery back-up in the event of a power failure

Source = http://www.neotel.co.za/neotel/view/neotel/en/page68465
 
Ja, let us know, cos that is a serious major hurdle if true. Nobody will want to be stuck with useless devices at R600 to R2000.00 a pop.

Haven't heard anything from them yet. Didn't really expect to, but I suppose they also don't know. I haven't even got a not saying that they received my mail and looking into it. I think Neotel is worse than Telkom.
 
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