Openserve increasing its fibre prices

[TedLasso]

I think price is SA is fair - mines being rock solid reliable . Of course should be cheaper and haven't seen what increase is, so may need to reduce to keep same price.

This is in Europe where I am transiting through

What is cool is the cost difference between, speed differences is quite small.

 

[quovadis]

And you don't seem to understand it which is WHY I suggested looking elsewhere then. But PPP is not something that can actually be ignored and the variable costs are a lot more over there.

I was giving my personal experience. If you think you can enter the market and offer a R200 base fibre product why don't you do the sums and go for it. I'd guess that unless you have access to vast amounts of free capital to do a build out you're going to struggle.

 

[Clean Green]

I think price is SA is fair - mines being rock solid reliable . Of course should be cheaper and haven't seen what increase is, so may need to reduce to keep same price.

This is in Europe where I am transiting through

What is cool is the cost difference between, speed differences is quite small. View attachment 1669645

Imagine 10 Gbps for R 2100 per month in South Africa. Must be nice. Sail the high seas, click on a magnet link, before it even loaded into the client properly, it's done. (Assume the harddrive and everything else can handle that speed)

 

[seanogilvie]

Im with Mweb and the price went up in January by R50 to R609, now again in April to R669.
Uncapped 50/25Mbps Fibre Lite - Openserve
This is total bull#$%@ in my opinion, and the package offers speed nowhere near what it is supposed to!!!
Not very happy customer right now!!!

 

[TedLasso]

See this is why I am happy with what I had, 200/200 that always delivers. It would be nice if it was cheaper, but it delivers for me. With Vox if it matters