public holiday throttling

rippedoff

Well-Known Member
Joined
Feb 23, 2009
Messages
486
Reaction score
0
I cant believe that in a country where we pay ridiculous prices for internet and a place where they just had a huge upgrade from Seacon, that IS and other providers cant unthrottle the speeds on public holidays, i suppose its another way that they can get one more up on us the consumer:mad:
 
You think that's bad...
When I had dialup, I thought that Telkom would count holidays as "Call more time", and ran my internet for 4 days in a row thinking it'll only be R7.

Got a nice R1000 + phone bill. :(
 
I cant believe that in a country where we pay ridiculous prices for internet and a place where they just had a huge upgrade from Seacon, that IS and other providers cant unthrottle the speeds on public holidays, i suppose its another way that they can get one more up on us the consumer:mad:
You'll probably find that the cost of implementing a Public-Holidays-Knowledgeable system is simply too excessive, so it's probably better that they don't.
 
You'll probably find that the cost of implementing a Public-Holidays-Knowledgeable system is simply too excessive, so it's probably better that they don't.

Telkom used to have such a system for dial-up ...

Come to think of it, Telkom also had single call cost for unlimited time on a call on same exchange!
 
You think that's bad...
When I had dialup, I thought that Telkom would count holidays as "Call more time", and ran my internet for 4 days in a row thinking it'll only be R7.

Got a nice R1000 + phone bill. :(

+1 :mad:

Could have sworn at some stage it used to be like that!
 
Running IS semi-shaped
ping www.google.l.com ave=197ms
Speedtest New York download 3.3mbps, up .37mbps, ping 278

No complaints here. In fact, this seems to be normal daytime performance for me for the last few weeks. Long may it last!
 
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X