Hi Dawie,
You are not sharing a single account.
You are on an IPC pipe contended with other users, depending on the service level of account you purchased.
If you are experiencing slow speeds, kindly email [email protected] so that we can investigate the matter.
You are not sharing a single account.
You are on an IPC pipe contended with other users, depending on the service level of account you purchased.
If you are experiencing slow speeds, kindly email [email protected] so that we can investigate the matter.
Hi MrBEEP
Thanks for the reply.
Yes, I know that I was seeing numbers from piped usage from myself and my account partner from Pietersburg. The connection time of 24 hours per day correlated exactly for the period that my line was out of commission, and returned back to 48 hours per day after my line was restored.
Unfortunately my account partner is a heavy down-loader. This resulted in me being heavily throttled to < 50% line speed, by your upstream provider (IS) after my line was restored.
I was provided with a Telkom guest account and password, and have done speed tests to servers in Johannesburg, Cape town and Durban. All tests ran at full line speed. This indicated that there is nothing wrong with my line. As soon as I switched back to my Openweb account, the same tests were crawling again.
For accounting purposes, I have nothing against piping usage from more that one user into a single account. In fact, the less money that ends up in greedy Telkom paws, the better.
I also do not mind being throttled to death IF I HAD A HAND IN CAUSING IT. The very least I expect in terms of service levels from an ISP, is some form of consistent predictability.
I have thus made my name Tottie by assuming that there must be something wrong with my line. After careful consideration, I have decided to give you notice to terminate my account subscription at the end of December 2012.