BlurryKnight
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My neighour has paving and they did a surface mount. I would rather prepare the route myself...I'm planning on ma just installing some conduits and draw wires myself as mine has to go through the garden and require some drilling through two walls. I heard stories of the installers catching on a lot of nonsense in peoples places.
I get that they do it for free but I just want them in and out. Pull in the fibre, connect and kla.
Hehe. Niks extra fibre daa nie my broe?I'm actually just hoping they'll overlook it completely lol
They did all you said at my place and I dont have a single complaint. All neat and tidy.I'm planning on ma just installing some conduits and draw wires myself as mine has to go through the garden and require some drilling through two walls. I heard stories of the installers catching on a lot of nonsense in peoples places.
I get that they do it for free but I just want them in and out. Pull in the fibre, connect and kla.
Same with me, no issues at all.. okes did what they had to and that was that... But it's more the uneducated who are only now getting internet, that are moaningThey did all you said at my place and I dont have a single complaint. All neat and tidy.
I think some people just really like to overreact.
It really irks the hell out of me when they use the word disgusting when there's a crack in the wall or paving not reinstated properly...
Its called poor workmanship.... Disgusting is when you done in toilet and wipe your **** all over the wall....
As far as I’m aware they won’t lift and replace paving - I have a 30m length from the fibre point to where i need it so I’ll need to lay the conduit myself. It’s very interesting that they’ll work in the roof cos that may save me from lifting paving.
Did you tell them on the day they installed?
I’m with you. But if they can only tell me on the day they won’t go in the roof then I will have to get them to return cos lifting 30 meters of paving will take some time.I asked then on the day they arrived.... it is different teams so I guess its who you get on the day. If they wont go into the roof for you, then lift your paving yourself, have the trench ready but they provide their own pipe... don't spend money where you don't need to.
Check this post: https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/mitchellsfibre-vumatel.1035631/post-24581610Does anyone know if Zone 4 is still going live today?
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Came home today to a road full of technicians busy splicing and testing the fibre points in my road.
I had a long chat with one of the foreman and he gave a honest lay down of their plans.
They, as in the guys busy working here outside contracted under MF, will only complete testing Strandfontein portion of zone4 by the 24th December. Thereafter they submit the results of the tests in order to declare the Strandfontein area live, seeing as it is on the heels of Christmas this might only reflect at ISPs later.
These guys are only taking off on 25th, 26th and the 1st.. thereafter they will start with splicing and testing of the Pelican Heights section of zone 4. Unfortunately he couldn't give me a proper answer on when Pelican heights will be finished, but based on how fast they are doing the entire Strandfontein I wouldn't say it will take longer than a week. Imo I would most rather believe the guy on the ground instead of FB and whatsapp posts.
He also gave me more info regarding the network. The PoP for strandfonttein is located near the Methodist church in Frigate Road. He also more importantly confirmed that the hardware and the racks in the PoP is capable of higher speeds and allows for future expansion, but for now as we know MF business module will maintain the 20/10.
He also let me take a snapshot of the map in my road for any of you guys that may be interested to see how they typically would plan and partition the zones.
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Does anyone know if Zone 4 is still going live today?