Hi all,
Answering some of Dave's questions to Samson, based on experience.
> Which provider/offer is this? :)
There are numerous ISP's in Nigeria, but almost all of them are sluggish and
annoying to use and I guess Samson is going for a fast broadband service that
will serve its purpose and I even think the price he quoted a little bit low
compared to a market research I conducted recently to Unlimited Service.
> And there's also the 2nd hand market. Looking on olx.com I found a couple
>of nearly-new laptops for around USD$400 in Port Harcourt:
Buying a used or repaired Laptops in Nigeria is a waste of money, because those
Laptops are very inferior and does not last. It is better to get a news
standard Laptop to avoid repairing laptops or disappointments when it is needed
most.
ThanksIfeanyi
On Thursday, April 21, 2016 3:17 AM, Ifeanyi Peter
<ifeanyipete...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi all,
Answering some of Dave's question in the absence of Samson, based on
experience.
> Which provider/offer is this? :)
There are numerous ISP's in Nigeria, but almost all of them are sluggish and
annoying to use and I guess Samson is going for a fast broadband service that
will serve its purpose and I even think the price he quoted a little bit low
compared to a market research I conducted recently to Unlimited Service.
> And there's also the 2nd hand market. Looking on olx.com I found a couple
>of nearly-new laptops for around USD$400 in Port Harcourt:
Buying a used or repaired Laptops in Nigeria is a waste of money, because those
Laptops are very inferior and does not last. It is better to get a news
standard Laptop to avoid repairing laptops or disappointments when it is needed
most.
ThanksIfeanyi
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