Telkom executive says that the [-]demand for[/-] availability of [-]uncapped ADSL[/-] common sense from Telkom is not high enough to [-]justify[/-] render [-]such a[/-] any decent service
Telkom has been investigating the feasibility of [-]an uncapped ADSL solution[/-] hiring competent staff, but early indications are that businesses should not expect [-]an uncapped ADSL solution[/-] sensible responses from them anytime soon.
[-]Dr[/-] Blithering Idiot Brian [-]Arm[/-]Fartstrong, Senior [-]Managing[/-] Damaging Executive for Enterprise Markets at Telkom, told MyBroadband that they researched the [-]demand[/-] supply and facility of [-]an uncapped ADSL solution[/-] sensible employees, but found that [-]there is not sufficient demand for an uncapped ADSL solution[/-] they had no idea what they were doing.
[-]Arm[/-]Fartstrong added that only 3% of their current [-]9GB ADSL subscribers exceed their cap[/-] employees are competent, which tells them that the current bank account size[-]s are[/-] is adequate for most of their [-]subscribers[/-] shareholders.
[-]Arm[/-]Fartstrong added that they are careful [-]not[/-] to create a product where a large group of their subscribers are raped in order to [-]subsidizing[/-] shamelessly enrich a small group of [-]high end users[/-] shareholders.
When quizzed about the success of MWEB’s [-]uncapped ADSL offering[/-] visionary leaders and competent staff, [-]Arm[/-]Fartstrong said that while he would not like to speculate about MWEB’s business model, it may make sense to a bigger Naspers strategy which is different from Telkom’s strategy. And then Fartstrong audibly gasped, just realizing that he had no idea what "sense" actually is, nor does he understand the meaning of the word "strategy".