user experience with OpenWeb LIMITED RELEASE AFTER HOURS UNCAPPED R399

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LIMITED RELEASE AFTER HOURS UNCAPPED

Get 10GB's of daytime access, and up to 4Mbps After Hours Uncapped pleasure. The most affordable After Hours uncapped ADSL account for only R399.

and T&C
LIMITED RELEASE AFTER HOURS UNCAPPED

To use this account you must have an ADSL-enabled phone line and an ADSL router/modem.
LTD-AHUNC
Monthly Fee R399

Account Information

* Shaped - P2P, torrents and similar will be shaped.
* Limited Release! Limited stock available
* Once the 10GB's of daytime traffic is used up, the account will hardcap. You will be able to topup at R89 per GB, and keep daytime bandwidth available in order to keep the account going.
* After Hours times: 20:00pm to 07:00am Monday to Friday and Friday 20:00pm until Monday 07:00am.
* The account requires the mandatory activation of a debit order. The initial payment may be via credit card or EFT.
* 1 concurrent ADSL connection
* Excludes Telkom ADSL line rental
* This is a beta product, thus no speed guarantees can be made.

How is this package?
I am mainly home after 6PM and on weekends--so this package seems to fit my bill, Also what I could like to know is the after hours part--is it reliable? I do some P2P torrents (mainly for Linux downloads) will this give me a good user experience or will I be shaped to death?
 
these isp's and there use of the term uncapped is pathetic.
 
My brother got one, and says it is running full speed after hours. But he will probably kill me for saying this, as now everyone will jump on it.
 
these isp's and there use of the term uncapped is pathetic.

What I find pathetic is that people don't know when to use there and their appropriately in the context of a sentence. I would forgive you if you're Afrikaans, but hell, being Afrikaans myself, I don't make that type of mistake. But alas.. being a spelling/grammar nazi only brings one that far I suppose, but I do find it irritating when people make that type of mistake. :rolleyes:
 
LOL @ Stonecold, i understand you totally my friend :)

So whose going to be a guinea pig and test for us this account :D
 
I have also been trying to compare SAINET and Openweb. The idea is not to get 600GB+ per month, but more like 100-200GB. I know that SAINET has the 100GB AUP, whereas Openweb does not clearly state their (hope I got this right, StoneCold?) limit. However I am more concerned with being shaped to death. I need a fairly consistent download speed if and when required. Not like MWEB where you don't know what speed you'll get until you start downloading something. Hence I got rid of that one. So some feedback would be nice guys.
 
Except that Sainet has a 100gig after hour AUP limit.

Sainet and Openweb use the same provider Neology. So if Sainet has a 100GB AUP then I'm sure that Openweb would be no different.
 
Sainet and Openweb use the same provider Neology. So if Sainet has a 100GB AUP then I'm sure that Openweb would be no different.

I have done close to or over, still going strong :). I think Openweb have their own T&C and there is no mention of any thresholds, thus far :)
 
I have done close to or over, still going strong :). I think Openweb have their own T&C and there is no mention of any thresholds, thus far :)

I would also like to know if there are any threshold/limit on Openweb, especially the gold since there are no mention of it?
 
What I find pathetic is that people don't know when to use there and their appropriately in the context of a sentence. I would forgive you if you're Afrikaans, but hell, being Afrikaans myself, I don't make that type of mistake. But alas.. being a spelling/grammar nazi only brings one that far I suppose, but I do find it irritating when people make that type of mistake. :rolleyes:

Your been to critical. There spelling is not vital to they're message. Their are mush more important things in live to worry about. So wise up, dude. What have you got too loose?
 
@MR BEEPS:

If you are reading this, could you offer some input on this package? I am planning to go with this option as soon as I get my ADSL line activated.
 
Goodmorning Friends,

This product will run up to 4Mbps. I'm afraid it will not go up to 10Mbps.

I trust this will assist.

Have a great morning,
MrBEEP
 
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