I'd advise WHEN you change the above 'rules' or 'terms' again - you let your uses know.
For me, the worst part was the complete lack of response from Afrihost, even a simple query asking what was going on last night was ignored.
You have had the affirmative-action type thought process from last night, and have been VERY childish in my eyes.
Are you one of the guys that used to use the R29/GB accounts?
If so, you should know that the guys from Afrihost have been trying to get us a more affordable solution from the start, and you shouldn't have cried like a little fat girl whose cake was stolen from last night.
You should go to MWEB (I can guarantee with 98% certainty that you will run into the same issues there, the ONLY reason Afrihost started this earlier is because they are more effective than MWEB....)
I sincerely hope that whenever you're even slightly off timing with any important project you work on in your life, you're scrutinized as badly as you have been doing Afrihost the past 24 hours.... Did you ever read in their T&C that the account is still in testing? Because clearly your behavior from the start towards them have been very hostile.
A warning to all the other idiots out there (Supamansa comes to mind): These uncapped accounts will be unsustainable if you keep trying to rape the account, rather than thinking of your neighbor as well. Spread out the 1000GB of (illegal) downloads you want to do over a 6 month period, you won't use all that data immediately anyway.
I have to salute Afrihost for acting in the best interest of the ordinary Joe's out there.
The 1TB/month (most likely pr0n watching) losers can buy R2500 accounts, ,as even at that rate, it comes down to R2.50/GB, which is a give-away IMO.
I also have to add, that when you advertise your account ass uncapped, you should probably also put an asterisk with some T&C in it, as our current usage resembles people going to the Panarotti's eat-as-much-as-you-can pizza special, and trying to eat about 200 slices....
I fully understand that you'll be able to lift the 60GB to 100GB or even 200GB once the high-end users get over it.
I'll support you okes, from start to finish, because you can make sense out of SA's Internet situation, unlike most of the guys posting in the "ADSL ISP discussions" forum..