Hey Garyvdh, has anything changed with regards to your insider info on the shake up?You are my last hope at staying positive.
yip, you are our last hope
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Hey Garyvdh, has anything changed with regards to your insider info on the shake up?You are my last hope at staying positive.
I love your positive attitude.I will make lemonade out of urine.
They are a cable company, not a magic shop.
Wrong!
you telling me 3Tb/s is not magic? sounds like some major voodoo going on IMO.
Dude, how the heck is Seacom gona change local caps? That is up to uncle telscum, not Seacom.
October is gona be a very sad month. Everyone will get their hopes up. Nothing will happen.
It WILL by November. December. It MUST happen in the first half of 2010, before the soccer! Just after the soccer there is bandwidth available now. It must be here soon. 2010 is almost over. It must be soon. Almost there. Just one more month. Almost. It will happen by 2020. 2030 is the year. This is when it will happen. Almost there. Imminent. Almost there... Just one more month. Everyone is working on new products. Stay tuned. We will get there. I must happen before we die. Almost there.
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Too late...
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I would think that by now atleast Neotel would have showed some kind of initiative in regards to offering better service. The last I heard was Seacom has been installed in their Midrand office? please correct me if im wrong?
What is stopping Neotel from atleast giving some better deals, higher speeds etc etc etc.
They arent in a position like normal ISPs that still need to negotiate and wait for instalation in the future, they have it NOW.
I would say all eyes on Neotel as they are already free to clear the table of bad press, bad service and countless complaints on this forum and others.
Neotel step up and show the people why the once optimistic public had reason to believe in you, be the 1st to step into the future of what we all dream will be the new South African Standard of telecommunication and broadband offerings. Seeing as Tata is your partner and you do have access to the network already. whats the holdup?
Could it be that the truth is really starting to show that you are just like Telkom, Vodacom, MTN, Cell C etc. just interested in max profit and shame on us for thinking that Neotel was anything but a business?
just some thoughts on Neotel, however what do I know... I only have to pay for the service, not like it gives me any reason to complain.
Internet Solutions recently announced that it is testing SEACOM and it will not be long before commercial services using bandwidth from the new cable system hits the market.
Well, I saw a screenshot of someone at Stellenbosch Uni doing 15megaBYTES per second down and 10megaBYTES per second up.
TENET seems to be flying....
Over the last two years many local journalists and other observers fueled the SEACOM hype which according to many industry experts has created unrealistic expectations by the public. The positive impact of the new international cable system is undeniable, but it may not happen as quickly as many consumers expect and the impact may not be as dramatic as some commentators make it out to be.
BRIAN HERLIHY: Our pricing strategy removes the high-price, low-volume structure that you have been sitting on today. It really moves into a broadband-on-demand structure, whereby we are looking at low prices, high volume at a 90% discount to what you are paying today. So, we are really...
MONEYWEB: Sorry, let's slow down a little - 90% discount? So, for every R1 that I am paying today for broadband or Internet access, you are going to be offering it for 10c?
BRIAN HERLIHY: That's correct.
SEACOM will have significant impact on market pricing. Because SEACOM is making massive new bandwidth available, prices will come down dramatically
So why has Seacom only lit up 80Gbps? Is it a technical issue? The whole point of Seacom was that supply would increase significantly thereby driving down prices and increasing demand. Is Seacom keeping supply low on purpose.