gregmcc
Honorary Master
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I'm not interested in all the other carp as well. Make a DSL offering with 50GB traffic for R500 a month and I'll sign up in no time.
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I'm not interested in all the other carp as well. Make a DSL offering with 50GB traffic for R500 a month and I'll sign up in no time.
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Totally agree with above..
Must confess I'm disgruntled by their offerings. You know what we need / want. I for one aren't interested in the sms's and calls they bundle with it, to make their higher prices seem reasonable ?
I don't even call people on their land line numbers anymore.
Turn out that they're not going to be our knight in shining armor...
Boo!
Totally agree with above..
Must confess I'm disgruntled by their offerings. You know what we need / want. I for one aren't interested in the sms's and calls they bundle with it, to make their higher prices seem reasonable ?
I don't even call people on their land line numbers anymore.
Turn out that they're not going to be our knight in shining armor...
Boo!
Oh goodness, quoted from Neotel site.
"There is ongoing debate about the definition of broadband in South Africa, though the country's regulator (ICASA) has recently promulgated regulations terming it to be a connection with a download speed of more than 256 kbit/s."
Hauw ... Gorra <3 SA!
"There is ongoing debate about the definition of broadband in South Africa, though the country's regulator (ICASA) has recently promulgated regulations terming it to be a connection with a download speed of more than 256 kbit/s."
Hauw ... Gorra <3 SA!
you will get things faster off int then any news server and there will be a whole lot more to dl
ps...
when i mean you will get things faster off a news server, i mean you will get quicker since the release time are better and theres no need to wait for things to cache, not download faster
Ivan...
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I for one am willing to pay R1K for unlimited internet at 2.4mpbs. My question is if they're shaped or not.
While I wait for them to reach my hick-town, I'll be spending that spare cash on hard drives
While I wait for them to reach my hick-town, I'll be spending that spare cash on hard drives
I for one am willing to pay R1K for unlimited internet at 2.4mpbs. My question is if they're shaped or not.
While I wait for them to reach my hick-town, I'll be spending that spare cash on hard drives
Completely unshaped and unrestricted P2P.
hj2k_x
Honorary Master
Heck, if they get those two issues sorted I'd even try out one of their 'cheap' and slow uncapped packages...I fear at 2 x dialup it will be laughably slow though, and the problem is what to do with the hardware if you don't want to continue to use their services?
It doesn't "Look Good" at all - it look bloody expensive. R499.00 for the same deal would look good.
hj2k_x
Honorary Master
It doesn't "Look Good" at all - it look bloody expensive. R499.00 for the same deal would look good.
That would be a start yes, but I guess we have to be realistic. This is Africa after all
It doesn't "Look Good" at all - it look bloody expensive. R499.00 for the same deal would look good.
can't please everybody. all depends what whoever needs.
Awaiting the other player's pricing response...
Velenoso
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In light of my current problems with Telkom (see http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php?t=119888). I'd be more than willing to sign up with Neotel's R999 package provided the following issues could be addressed:
1. What happens if you need more than one line? You have to pay R999 on each line?
2. No fax?
3. Can not use the telephone if you're on the net...
1. What happens if you need more than one line? You have to pay R999 on each line?
2. No fax?
3. Can not use the telephone if you're on the net...