The network is more than capable of handling double the load. Please co-operate with customer services to assist you.
Then how come the speeds dropped from 2+Mb/s to less than dial up and have stated like that for almost a year already? Overloaded towers in the area prove that the network certainly cannot cope.
If customer services ever decides to contact me, I will cooperate. I have been waiting for over
4 months for anyone from iBurst to contact me as well.....
My complaints have fallen on deaf ears. Seems they all got gatvol of my moaning and just decided to ignore me. I honestly do not know why I keep on moaning, it has been almost a whole year already, and NOTHING has been done except the usual "there are no known issues" and "you stay in an area where low reception and therefore low speeds are to be expected" BS stories.
All I want to know is WHY the speeds went from 2+Mb/s to less than dial up.
No amount of technical hooha and random BS stories pulled from the "iBurst Book Of Excuses To Baffle Customers" will make up for the fact that we used to see 2+Mb/s during the day, and for the last 11 months we have been sitting with less than 0.4Mb/s yet we still have to pay the full price every month.
In fact, just leave it. I am done trying to argue with a company that obviously does not give a **** about us being customers for 10+ years now. In March we will move on and gladly haul out 800 bucks a month and pay for a decent internet connection from another company...
Edited to add:
8:35pm, Sunday 25 November 2012, and this has been the norm since Arpil 2012 after moaning for a long time and getting a flat panel antenna attached to a pole and carefully facing the tower with the least load and Techs coming here 3 times afterwards and saying the same thing about overloaded towers in the area:
http://www.speedtest.net/result/2331234132.png
Compared to a year ago (10 October 2011) with the 2Mb modem on it's own on a windowsill with no fancy antenna attached to it:
http://www.speedtest.net/result/1549049945.png
Now please tell me again the network can handle twice the load.
Thanks, we really appreciate paying R800 per month for this, we really do.