OpenWeb/Internet Solutions ADSL Accounts

Bandwidthaddict - We never comment about the price not lasting based on possibility, we simply say it based on the current reality of Telkom.

Obviously it can be 30 or 60 or even uncapped, but Telkom is in control and they wont profit as much, so some of us have to stay "sane" during these times. If everyone had false hope, imagine the mass e-kills going on from november.
 
Clipse said:
Bandwidthaddict - We never comment about the price not lasting based on possibility, we simply say it based on the current reality of Telkom.

Sorry Clipse. I should have made myself clearer but the flames of hell and fury were shooting out the ears ;). I was addressing the people who believe the tripe that Telkom dishes; about how bandwidth is limited and it's expensive for them to maintain the network etc. I mean 6 billion rand net profit for goodness sake. Who would even give them the time of day for statements like that but some people actually believe it. Go figure.

peace.
 
Net Profit

BandwidthAddict said:
I mean 6 billion rand net profit

If only that was true - you're off by a (relatively) small R 800 million :(

So Telkom's net profit went up by almost R3 billion in one year (2003/2004) ... and this is also the year that ADSL was introduced... hmmmmm...
 
Yo Beep whatz up.

I have a few Q's too.

Like Stroke i am also very worried about the latency of game servers (esp on saix), when using IS.

Obviously it would be great to have a offer were you can get like 10gb international and unlimited local! but i don't want it at a compromise!! (of my gaming).

After reading posts about IS and gaming being not on par with saix i am going to have to think about this with some needed consideration before making up my mind.

Bundling of 'this with the proxy service will definitely set you guys(clipse and mr beep) apart from the rest of the isp's

Oh yeah both proxy services are great!! It has given downloading from shaped ports new life!! :D

keep up the good work!
 
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