Telkom bashers meet their cybermole

Sneeky

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04 August 2005
Amid the jubilant comments on MyADSL came a well- reasoned argument from an individual named Ayanda, however, pointing out that if Telkom was forced to cut its fees, it was likely to curtail any further investments. If Telkom could not charge a monthly fee for the high-speed lines, Ayanda asked, who would support and maintain the service?

But the response from other MyADSL users was swift and sharp. The entire forum is convinced that Ayanda is actually a Telkom employee.

http://www.businessday.co.za/articles/bottomline.aspx?ID=BD4A76633
 
This is so cool. MyADSL is actually becoming a voice that is heard, if not always listened to.

Go BusinessDay.

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The publicity for MyADSL has been huge, just look at all the news articles. Truely amazing. :D
 
Tell Telkom there's a new kid on the block and we've come to take names and kick a$$.
 
Yeah it is sarcy, but I figured I'd post it anyway, balance and all hehe, and its an opinion column more than mainstream news
 
Hey, if you go on google and type in telkom MyADSL comes out first.
I bet all us users here, all agree that telkom are the worst isp inda world,
 
"How better to make yourself blend in with the other commentators than to mistype everything?"

Are they trying to say the adsl members are poorly educated?

I think this one was a little tongue in cheek.
 
Yes, they think we dumb pc users that only know how to use word and stuff.
Pathetic!
 
TheRoDent said:
Uhm, that article is actually pretty sarcastic, i.m.o.

Agreed.

In fact, it's obviously sarcastic :-

That’s just another cunning example of Telkom’s underhand tactics, the regular members suspect.

No big deal, just opinion.
 
Likewise. Hellkom only shows at 9th hit.
MyADSL is not even on the first page of results. The first hit I got for MyADSL was on page 4.
 
Ayanda was probably that reporter trying to get his story :D
But one thing people should understand is that a person with no previous posts that talk as if they have been around longer than the rest of us is just looking for trouble. And with 5000 members I cant see how the oppinion of the few people that posted first reflect on the rest of us. Thats what makes this forum so great.

The entire forum is convinced that Ayanda is actually a Telkom employee
They dont want to see how it looks when 5000 people give their views in one thread....
 
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Personally, I wouldn't mind if Telkom employees posted here. As long as we counter their arguments with good old cold, hard facts instead overly emotional responses.
 
Alkine said:
Ayanda was probably that reporter trying to get his story :D
But one thing people should understand is that a person with no previous posts that talk as if they have been around longer than the rest of us is just looking for trouble. And with 5000 members I cant see how the oppinion of the few people that posted first reflect on the rest of us. Thats what makes this forum so great.


They dont want to see how it looks when 5000 people give their views in one thread....

When did we get past [5 000] <<--- this mark ? An importand milestone methinks. If you think about it, 5 000 members know quite a lot of people. I wonder how many people in here have contacts all the way to the top ?

No wonder Telkom is getting so much HEAT.
 
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