joachim Gwoke wrote:
may be we should redefine a 'home user'. The house
where i reside has about 6 very active internet users
all hogging one yellow line connection for about 20
hours each day.I think the home user in uganda is just
like one in south korea or Estonia, the only
difference is access to high internet speeds. Two of
the Internet users in my home want to increase their
private upload rates or 'seeding rates' at linux
torrents sites (legal by the way) where they are
members, others want to stream video or visit some of
the websites which sort people into dial up and
broadband before you enter them, among other things
i'd list. Home users are not content with just email
checks anymore.
regards
joachim
Guys
been silently reading the thread and it kind of highlights the
disconnect we have as users. The last email more or less drives it
home. The ISP market in UG is open with a number of players offering a
variety of products with variable configurations and equally variable
pricing. The client should thus understand the offer and choose that
particular service that meets his/her requirements.
So MTN has chosen that it's products will have a download cap and you
have a number of choices. However on the flip side some other
providers have non capped products. So it's time the consumer decided
on the right march. If MTN have made a judgement problem the market
will let them know. But do not blame them if you knowingly pick their
product with the limitations they have told you about and then turn
around and say " I was robbed".
my 2 shillings
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