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gastly369 wrote:Location?
747 TECHNOLOGIES wrote:Digicel say they not available by me and dunno when
simplec wrote:I sign up last week and i`ll be getting my internet on tuesday which is pretty fast. i will be posting picture of speed and latency
christopherwilliams2 wrote:simplec wrote:I sign up last week and i`ll be getting my internet on tuesday which is pretty fast. i will be posting picture of speed and latency
Where are you located?
simplec wrote:christopherwilliams2 wrote:simplec wrote:I sign up last week and i`ll be getting my internet on tuesday which is pretty fast. i will be posting picture of speed and latency
Where are you located?
I`m located in tobago, i currently have the service home and i have to say money well spent tstt days are over.
simplec wrote:christopherwilliams2 wrote:simplec wrote:I sign up last week and i`ll be getting my internet on tuesday which is pretty fast. i will be posting picture of speed and latency
Where are you located?
I`m located in tobago, i currently have the service home and i have to say money well spent tstt days are over.
christopherwilliams2 wrote:simplec wrote:christopherwilliams2 wrote:simplec wrote:I sign up last week and i`ll be getting my internet on tuesday which is pretty fast. i will be posting picture of speed and latency
Where are you located?
I`m located in tobago, i currently have the service home and i have to say money well spent tstt days are over.
Sob Sob... It reach arima yet???:-(:-(
iM@st@1 wrote:Does digicel have an online payment system in place like flow? Guys using the service how do you pay, just go to head office or the outlets?
Spoke to a rep but he wasn't sure if the online payment system up. Hooking up Saturday with them, but having to physically go & pay every month is ah scn.
m3993 wrote:Hmmm......http://massycommunications.com/
bluesclues wrote:massy now get in the game. they wont be able to compete against flow. matter of fact they are probably piggybacking on flow/opus infrastructure. If true, then their reliability, monitoring and capacity will be greatly affected
i am quicker to see this massy venture, as something they created for private interest. the prices arent meant to be competitive. what they will do is have their own maximal internet isp network for a special market they already have in their pocket. You might be actually right, their links within corporate trinidad run deep. But I can't for the life of my understand their pricing, unless of course their network capacity is limited and don't want the average 'poor' consumer bogging down the network......very TSTT way of doing business
the general public will just help them to pay their bills but in the apex of the plan. they are now in control of and have access to a fully uncapped internet service that, by the pricing scheme will serve reaaaaall power and speed to its small and upper class members.
it is basically like, going straight to the distributor to buy goods instead of the supermarket. u instantly cut out a 15% to 30% middleman fee of markup plus vat. resulting in reduced cost to you with higher effectiveness in the non-reliance of a 3rd party for service. whilst also gaining the ability to be a resseller and make profits on a resource u would usually be paying for.
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