Telkom’s nightmare

indeed, a great column and a very good read. It's all known, but oh so nice to read!

It really does "feel" like something - no matter how small - is happening.
 
Shareholders are not more important that the customer when the company controls essential infrastructure.
 
I just hope Vodafone buys out Telkom's stake in Vodacom so they lose all their business totally :D
 
Yes a good read indeed.
Telkom can continue to live in denial, in fact I hope they do. when the rug gets pulled from underneath their feet I will certainly not volunteer to help catch them. I doubt that they have nothing to fear from NeoTel. I don't know anyone, either with ADSL or waiting for ADSL installation, who can't wait for NeoTel to start offering retail services. Many of them are also quite serious about going to NeoTel, even if they are priced the same as Telkom.

Telkom's belief that they will not need to look at price reductions and the loss of business from competition just goes to show how out of touch they are with public perception of their miserable company. I have said it before; I would love to dance on their grave, should the time come, and so would thousands of their current clients.
 
Just love it! Would be the best thing that ever happened to SA... Telkom's dimise.
 
Does this spell the end for Telkom :D Everything I just read tells me Telkom is about to be completely shrouded and forgotten. If that day comes I will be the happiest person alive :)

Oh and it also presents an opportunity to show a BIG UP YOURS to shareholders who invest in companies primarily interested in the bottom line. You people are so stupid, Jeez. Now your long-term investment and growth is gone, finished. Hope you enjoyed your little dividends while it lasted LOL HA HA.

Time has shown that only companies interested in their stakeholders (being customers and employees as a top concern) stand to win in the long run. I have done many many case studies on this fact. Telkom, I hope the time is nearly here when we say goodbye and good riddance. Ciao :p
 
Telkom needs to sort out its mess at home before it starts venturing out into other countries
 
"With exciting new cellular data technologies on the horizon that will deliver the sort of latency (network response times) and speeds typical of fixed-line broadband, Telkom could quickly find itself marginalized in the fast-growing broadband market."

Will mobile latency ever be comparable to fixed line latency?

We are all gathered today in sadness here at our beloved friend Telkom's last resting place...sniff sniff....hehe.. bwahahHAHAHAHA!!!!
POP THE SHAMPANE GUYS!!! :D
 
Hah, I will go to Neotel even if they are more expensive than Telkom.
 
(rubs hands with glee)

I like to naively believe that justice will be done eventually...:D
 
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