Spynx
Well-Known Member
Yesterday I was capped at 5.2 GB. About half an hour ago I noticed I was back on International. Anybody else have this?
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Wait... for you monthly billI got billed extra last month for +-2.5Gb Int and +-15Gb local ontop of my normal 1Gb account
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You cannot be billed for going over your international cap. Last time this happened I went about 15 to 20 gigs over, never got billed.
they can never bill you for going over international....since ive been with Telkom for 2-3 yrs now ive exceeded the cap every single month and never got charged extra.
thats like going to the pick n pay and asking for a 10 pack of cigs and the lady gives you 20....the next time you there they charge you? not gonna happen![]()
For the last few years Telkom has had a 'soft cap' philosopy which in effect gave one 4.5 gigs on a 3 gig contract.
and which is in effect no more
and which is in effect no more
As a TelkomInternet subscriber you have access to our unique threshold management service. This service operates as follows; should you exceed your initial individual service threshold, you will automatically be transferred into our collective threshold option. This will enable you to stay online until such time that the average usage for all our subscribers reaches the collective service threshold.
What is Blended Bandwidth?
Blended bandwidth is international and local bandwidth combined that accrues prior to you reaching your collective threshold.
What is Local Only Bandwidth?
Local only applies to websites hosted on servers that are located in South Africa. Please bear in mind that it is not to say that a website with .co.za is hosted on a server in South Africa since it can be hosted internationally as well. Also note that local bandwidth will only accrue after you have exceeded your collective threshold.
Should both your service threshold and that of the collective be exceeded, you will automatically be moved into our local only bandwidth pool.