Web africa uncapped to be launched in april according to this: http://www.webafrica.co.za/business/uncapped/
What do you all think about this
What do you all think about this
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Web Africa going uncapped finally
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Let's hope you're wrong .
Gtx Gaming
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its for business, 2k + for 4mb 
Conack
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The word "Business" always frightens me. :erm:
MickeyD
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Shayd
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Amazing what market pressure does huh. Someone once mentioned that losing clients is also "unsustainable".
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i would like to know also!
At least they're clear about what priority you get for what money. MWEB uncapped unshaped is the slowest speed I've experienced, WebAfrica the fastest and Axxess Prepaid not too bad. So I'd say when WebArica says "Business", they mean business and you can at least expect proper service (well, hopefully).
BaronBuffoon
Honorary Master
The R2000 mark for premium quality bandwidth seems to be par for the course.
Compare WebAfrica's proposed offering with that of MWeb Business
Nothing for us home users to get excited about here, methinks.
How many home users really NEED to transfer tens or hundreds of gigabytes of information between their computers and the internet anyway?
Compare WebAfrica's proposed offering with that of MWeb Business
Nothing for us home users to get excited about here, methinks.
How many home users really NEED to transfer tens or hundreds of gigabytes of information between their computers and the internet anyway?
I recently signed up for 100GiB with SpiderOak. I thought it would be an excuse to suddenly start trying all the uncapped services available, but suddenly I can't seem to find so much data that is so important that I want to backup it (back it up?) online. So in the end 10GiB per month should be enough for just the important stuff.
BaronBuffoon
Honorary Master
You're going to be awfully busy dowloading all those petabytes [exabytes?] worth of data.
Better stock up on disk drives while they are still cheap and look into having your downloading down from South Korea.
If you have these resources, something may yet come of it. I believe that Google started as a project to catalogue content on the internet....
Be sure to reserve some space for a web browser with a half-decent spell-checker. ;-)
Better stock up on disk drives while they are still cheap and look into having your downloading down from South Korea.
If you have these resources, something may yet come of it. I believe that Google started as a project to catalogue content on the internet....
Be sure to reserve some space for a web browser with a half-decent spell-checker. ;-)
Avenue
Expert Member
uuuuuurgh business uncapped, of course it will be overpriced.
Funny ,but the one with the data will be king.did you not see the book of eli.btw im posting on my phone while watching tv.
Pilgrim
Wugger
Line-Speed - Avg *, 10 day Rolling window limit, Cost
384kbit, 20, R 499
512kbit, 27, R 699
1mbit, 53, R 999
2mbit, 105, R 1,499
4mbit, 211, R 2,499
8mbit, 422, R 4,999
10mbit, 527, R 5,999
384kbit, 20, R 499
512kbit, 27, R 699
1mbit, 53, R 999
2mbit, 105, R 1,499
4mbit, 211, R 2,499
8mbit, 422, R 4,999
10mbit, 527, R 5,999
not toooo bad i quess, where did you get this info from tho?
10meg for 6k in 2011,wtf are you selling,is is not access to copper and fibre lines,then why the f#*+& would it cost the price of a car to drive between capetown and jhb with a few terabyte drives.those prices are ridiculous . Fullstop.