so what are my 10mb options?

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dont know if there is anything out there that resembles a decent price for this line speed? :confused:

currently have MWEB uncapped for R500

shaped to hell, but still worth it

:)
 
no way of getting some burst speed through to your ISP if you upgrade your line with telkom?
 
Exactly. Hence the :D

Sorry, missed that. I guess the OP could try signing up for two 4MB uncapped accounts and running them simultaneously from two different computers (or maybe even the same one if possible). Maybe there's a way to team the two connections so they download as if they were a single 8MB connection.
 
Sorry, missed that. I guess the OP could try signing up for two 4MB uncapped accounts and running them simultaneously from two different computers (or maybe even the same one if possible). Maybe there's a way to team the two connections so they download as if they were a single 8MB connection.

Cool. Interesting idea but can't see how you could get 2 connections over 1 physical line?
 
you have 2 pcs, dailup the account on each, of have virtual pcs on the 1(never tied dailing from virtual machine)
 
umm yup, you switch modem to "dailup mode"(bridge mode), then you dail accounts from your pc.

more advanced routers support half bridge mode, then you adsl account on your router and you can dail them up.

p.s new netgear routers not have bridge mode.
 
Hmmm... ok. Didn't know you could do that. Thought you could only run 1 account on 1 physical line at a time.
 
You can only have 1 adsl router on one line. Don't think there's a limit to the number of accounts.
 
Best bet imo:

Get:
4mb uncapped a/c
Couple of gigs of 10mb capable capped a/c

Then grab Pada's traffic splitter to route the heavy downloads over the 4mb and everything else over the 10mb. That way browsing is @10mb, without having to pay for 10mb uncapped.

This won't work for torrents though since you can't pin them down to a specific IP range for the routing. Newsserver etc will be fine though.
 
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