Neotel consumer WiMax plans

According to Neotel it is currently developing new broadband WiMax products aimed at high-end consumers. The company said that the new WiMax product is intended to be attractive to those who need higher performance than is available on 3G networks (including CDMA).

Oh please if you cant offer uncapped below R200 that means your "HIGH END" product will be TOO HIGHLY PRICED.
 
Neotel would not confirm or deny reports that it is throttling subscribers, but it is not entirely unlikely given the complaints about its CDMA network being congested.

I'm sorry, but I just have to ask the question - Did the staff writer not read/see the article where Neotel did in fact deny throttling?

It's over here in case you are wondering - "We don't throttle, says Neotel"
 
I'm sorry, but I just have to ask the question - Did the staff writer not read/see the article where Neotel did in fact deny throttling?

It's over here in case you are wondering - "We don't throttle, says Neotel"

I was also wondering about this oversight.

Further if you read the previous article, it seems that they will bring in a FUP on the Wimax, so they can limit the "High-end" customers. I can already see how the people will complain in a few months.
 
and it doesn't matter if it is 3G or Wimax or wired, above R200 TOO HIGH

So you wouldn't sign up for 1mbit uncapped running over wimax for R250?

uncapped 384 is R350 + analog line rental, so call it R450 to be generous. Uncapped 1mbit over wimax for R400 all inclusive would be a very good deal.
 
Yes it would, but they're still p.l.a.n.n.i.n.g. Nothing's really been announced yet has it?
Anyway, Neotel is just another rip-off instead of the SNO it's supposed to be so for that reason won't touch them.
 
Neotel and WiMAX

Dear Neotel :p

Ever heard of CDMA2000 1X Advanced or EVDO Rev.B ? :wtf: Or how about improving your coverage... :D

Love
A guy who works for a Autopage and has to deal with irate Neotel customers complaining about coverage, speed and your screwed up billing system :eek:
 
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They probably have already run out of their supply of wifi-routers due to demand.
 
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