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zeb said:kilobit or kiloByte lines?
Is it suposed to be 384Kbps or 384kBytes/sec?
zeb said:Are line speeds guaranteed in any way? I mean to a certain degree of course. Let's say you don't get at least 35kBytes/Sec on a 384kbit/Sec line, will Telkom do anything to rectify this?
TonyA said:Turbo Aspiration. What I'm trying to find out is if there is any guarentee on the speed I get is the speed I pay for. I pay for 512KBps. I understand that once on the net my speed cannot be guarenteed due to vagaries of websites on the WWW. What I need to know is that the speed between my residence and Telkom exchange is correct ie is it 512Kbps or is this impossible to measure?
zeb said:Thanks xdsluser, but what I actually mean is this. If my Telkom 384 or 512 line does not give me a speed close to 384 or 512, will Telkom do something about it if I call them?
OMG DebDebbie2 said:Yes. They will also apologise, refund your money, provide you with free tickets to the ice capades, and send you roses just to say sorry for the hassle and to make sure you know that they care.
zeb said:Well, at least I now know not to waste a precious hour on hold with the idea in my mind to actually get what I pay for.![]()
zeb said:I'll bet you it's not![]()