Land Locked
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You didn't really expect it to be smooth sailing did you?
That said, it seems to be going better than I expected.(so far)
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You didn't really expect it to be smooth sailing did you?
That said, it seems to be going better than I expected.(so far)
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always optimistic though.
Land Locked
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So true. Thing's have changed enough in the last day or so that I'm starting to wonder if I shouldn't cancel the DSL order.
dirty bastard
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i wouldn't start counting any chickens!
Land Locked
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Not counting yet, still wondering about counting.
The_Techie
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Can we get an ETA on when the migration will be done? Want to know when I can buy additional cap (not bandwidth, cap. Bandwidth is a measure of transmission rate. They should really fix their terminology. Not that I wouldn't mind being able to buy more bandwidth, as these speeds are unbearable) at the lower prices...
Mental-Tree
Senior Member
^ I was just about to ask that. My cap is already running low 
I'm still waiting to be migrated. But what happens when I am migrated? Will I have the full amount of data available or will I get a pro-rated amount? And what happens to the data I was already allocated for the current month?
I would guess that if you migrated from say 5GB to 8GB and used 500MB already, you'd be at 7.5GB remaining after the migration.
jannievanzyl
Telecoms expert
Sounds logical to me.
Migrations are still running and with the MTN DC bouncing twice today I need to check where we are. Most likely everyone are now on PPU at R950/GB
Sounds logical to me.
Migrations are still running and with the MTN DC bouncing twice today I need to check where we are. Most likely everyone are now on PPU at R950/GB
Can't be, I'm getting 10.3KB/sec on a site which usually goes at 125KB/sec on iBurst.
jannievanzyl
Telecoms expert
The network has been up and down like a yo-yo (with the power drops, 3 and counting at this point in time) and it normally peaks hard and then stabilise after such a failure.
Mental-Tree
Senior Member
Could everyone who has been migrated tell us what package you were on. I want to try and figure out when i'll be migrated :/
X-Gamer
Expert Member
So what do you need to do to stay on the old 1GB + (64K throttle) package?
I checked and we've already been moved to the 2GB package, without any announcement, confirmation or notification whatsoever. Is this the way its being done?
I checked and we've already been moved to the 2GB package, without any announcement, confirmation or notification whatsoever. Is this the way its being done?
The_Techie
Resident Techie
Also waiting with bated breath to be migrated to the 8GB package from the old 5GB package.
Everyone is being migrated to the new packages to test for 3 months. After that time, you can choose if you want to go the new route or stick with what you were on.
X-Gamer
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Ah, so for now, everyone's on a 3 month probation. Okay, I'll go with it.
And yes, can't login to iBurst Site too.
And yes, can't login to iBurst Site too.