I am trying the Web Africa Business Uncapped Pro 10Mbps for the month of November.
I would really like to have some clarification regarding how much "Uncapped" bandwidth I am "allowed" to use during business hours (07:00 - 00:00) within the 10-day rolling window before moving down a rung in terms of service levels?
As it stands, my line is only able to sync at a maximum of 6Mbps. On a really good day, it allows for a constant download stream of 700KBps or about 2,2 - 2,4 GB an hour. For comparison sake, a 10Mbps line should allow for 3,8 GB an hour (Reference:
http://www.hellkom.co.za/download-projections/).
My average usage over the last 10 days is only about 15 GB per day (HD video streaming/Uploading, Xbox One/PS4 digital game downloads, iOS updates, VPN connections etc), which works out to an average that is less than 890MB an hour during Web Africa's business hours (07:00 - 00:00). That excludes downloads that are scheduled to occur between 00:00 - 06:00.
This kind of usage has resulted in our service being downgraded from Tier 1 (Great) to Tier 2 (Affected) courtesy of the 10-day rolling window. I have done my best, sometimes at an inconvenience to my business, to manage downloads in fear of reaching Tier 3 (Harshly Affected).
In my opinion, this seems a little draconian for a service that is aimed at 10Mbps lines and costs R1799 per month.
As such, I would really like to know what the 'hard' usage limits are and why they are, in my current experience, set so low for a 10Mbps Business service?