Please can anyone on Nairaland recommend steps to acquiring SAT3 or Glo internet access in the range of 1-3MB

I need contact numbers and a pricing schedule if possible.

Thank you very much

Call 09-5245153, that's the Nitel head office in Abuja. They will get it to the nearest exchange, you have to take it from there. I know 1 meg costs $5,000.

We have been advised to use one of the ISP's who have bought IP-Wholesale from NITEL they are charging

$6500 for a 1/1MB Link. is this possible? I mean can they actually deliver the bandwidth at that price.

1: How can i measure accurately what bandwidth i am receiving (up/down)
2: How are they doing it, is there some schematic or diagram to describe how they deliver bandwidth to you such that i am aware of overheads or limitation s that can reduce the contracted bandwidth.
3: What type of SLA should one construct in this regard.

Thanks

Hey man,

send me a mail on isaiahtel@gmail.com

stating the bandwidth size and last mile details i.e the exact address where it will be deployed

leave ur fone number as well

fyneguy:

Hey man,

send me a mail on isaiahtel@gmail.com

stating the bandwidth size and last mile details i.e the exact address where it will be deployed

leave your phone number as well

:Contractor:

lol hayprof.

Since i no fit rob, no be to hussle?

1Mbps for 6500USD, absolute rip off

I can give you 1/1 Mbps (full duplex) $4,500 in Lagos on SAT3

Thanks guys for your help.

I will require the following from any contractor or company

1: Evidence of Technological Competence (references and stuff)
2: How you intend to acquire (direct link with NITEL people, third-party ISP etc)
3: SLAs
4: Maintenance Plan (Support or incident management, how do we reach you to resolve this)
5: Cost Outlay (Breakdown cost of acquisition, installation, logistics and running costs if any)

It would be preferable to have a company rather than a contractor, but hey, if you have solid business case, then why not.

Please send to info@africafc.org

Apologies if the requirements involve some work writing up (for no pay) there is also a chance that a redundant (backup) "secondary" link will be needed.

Thanks for your time