Two options, cheap uncapped and the cheapest capped.
SAOL
R499 incl line rental
No setup cost
No Contract
No rolling threshhold
Shaped
Screamer
R399 excl line rental
No setup cost
No Contract
No rolling threshhold
Shaped (possibly unshaped)
Under uncapped the cheapest usable options appear to be SAOL and Screamer. On the face both offers are very similar. SAOL however requires your phone line to be transferred to them, and Screamer has had a lot of bad commentary following a very bumpy launch.
Afrihost
R29 per Gig
No setup cost
No Contract
Shaped
GConnect
R22 per Gig (until April)
No setup cost
No Contract
UnShaped
The next best alternative to the often unstable new uncapped services are the cheapest capped services. Afrihost is well loved by many, and few can argue with the price. Gconnect however comes in even cheaper with their current special, and very notably is also unshaped. Some negative feedback has come out over their connection management software, but overall it looks incredible.
What are the real facts however? What hidden pitfalls, or boons, do these four conceal? Only those that actually use these services can say.
Give me comments!
SAOL
R499 incl line rental
No setup cost
No Contract
No rolling threshhold
Shaped
Screamer
R399 excl line rental
No setup cost
No Contract
No rolling threshhold
Shaped (possibly unshaped)
Under uncapped the cheapest usable options appear to be SAOL and Screamer. On the face both offers are very similar. SAOL however requires your phone line to be transferred to them, and Screamer has had a lot of bad commentary following a very bumpy launch.
Afrihost
R29 per Gig
No setup cost
No Contract
Shaped
GConnect
R22 per Gig (until April)
No setup cost
No Contract
UnShaped
The next best alternative to the often unstable new uncapped services are the cheapest capped services. Afrihost is well loved by many, and few can argue with the price. Gconnect however comes in even cheaper with their current special, and very notably is also unshaped. Some negative feedback has come out over their connection management software, but overall it looks incredible.
What are the real facts however? What hidden pitfalls, or boons, do these four conceal? Only those that actually use these services can say.
Give me comments!
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