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According to Hay, wholesale bandwidth prices have already dropped by around 40% after Neotel’s entrance, a clear indication as to what competition can bring to the market.
Or hosting prices for that matter - at the very least one could get a higher bandwidth allowance.. leased lines are much less costly than they were a couple years ago but unfortunately consumers will always be the last ones to reap any kind of benefit.It has? Why don't I see ISP charges go down then?
Now they're talking second quarter of 2007 and when we get there it will be the end of 2007 and then it'll be 2008 ... sounds like GTS.
It has? Why don't I see ISP charges go down then?
I will move over to Neotel just in principal not to do business with Telkom!
I will move over to Neotel just in principal not to do business with Telkom!
According to Hay, wholesale bandwidth prices have already dropped by around 40% after Neotel’s entrance, a clear indication as to what competition can bring to the market.
I don't think we should all move over wholesale to Neotel if they charge the same ridiculous prices as Telkom, granted we all hate Telkom but we also need to show Neotel that we're not just a cash cow waiting to be milked and content with them "competing on service", they need to see that they actually need to cut prices too to take market share here.
For an SMME: Spreading the risk - if Telkom dies, only Telkom lines are down, if Neotel dies, only Neotel lines are down...