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the service levels get passed from IPC to ISP and they have a choice of maintaining them
Does MWeb still block port 80 on the client's ip? Like they used to when they introduced those black box lock-in modems? So you couldn't host your own services etc... Perhaps not on business contracts but still on end-user contracts?
***** me, but R8699 for a 10 Mb line. Here my friends in the UK are complaining about 30 pounds or so for their 50Mb fibre connections.
Who in the right mind would pay over $1,000 EURO's a month for a 10Mb line on a company with a falling reputation...e.
10Mbps Uncapped, Unshaped - R8699 lol. what a ****ing joke.
ADSL is a best effort service. therefore no guarantee of service availability including latency, loss and delay. platinum service offers high availability, redundancy no packet loss, no delay and no latency. Guarantees up time and there are service level agreements attached to the service
$1,000 EURO ?
^ that thingy there is a Dollar symbol.
Is the connection to the interwebz made from platinum? Don't know what else could justify these prices.
do you perhaps work for MWeb? Seems like a marketing ploy to me.^_^
For the same money you can get over 900 gigs of capped bandwidth from Afrihost that will also run at 10mbps and is also unshaped/uncapped etc. The bonus of course is that when you don't need as much bandwidth you don't have to pay for it but with Openweb you have no choice but to pay the whole price each month.
One would assume it has lower contention ratios, but I would love to see providers starting to quote contention rations (which is required by the ADSL regulations). To just state platinum, gold or whatever is really of no value...kind of like saying something which you don't give details about is better than something else which you don't give details about.