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Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Littlehooper: 11:48am On Oct 02, 2013 |
solidbroda: Can u imagine etisalat 200mb is sold for 2k. Hat nonsense! Sumtin you can use up within the next hour. IT IS 1K NOT 2K N 260MB NOT 200 MB.... REPPING ETIBABA |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Nobody: 11:48am On Oct 02, 2013 |
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Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Nobody: 11:50am On Oct 02, 2013 |
Felixadded: That 'Mumu' doesn't comprehend the concept of that letter. I hope you can see that from what he has quoted. I'll rather you to stop wasting your time with him. well said |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by YoshiMaster: 11:51am On Oct 02, 2013 |
Sunymoore: That's my bad, re-read it, he did say fibre. All the more reason why we shouldn't expect cheap uncapped plans from current wireless technology in Nigeria, i.e, 3G, 4G. With regards to price, it's a well known fact that service providers strive to recoup capital investment first before reduction of price follows. Further reduction of prices is also facilitated by adequate competition. A company in Abuja is presently laying fibre in select communities, and I got a chance to look at their "cost recovery plan", the first few years are aimed at recouping massive costs for laying fibre. Btw, I just tested swifts wireless 4G LTE, and got a result of 10mbps, I'm about to jump on that. |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Nobody: 11:57am On Oct 02, 2013 |
Yoshi-Master: 10mbps...... thats nice enough.may consider it. whats the price like? |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Littlehooper: 11:58am On Oct 02, 2013 |
ASSU STRIKE HAS DAMAGED THINGS...... CHUZZY GO N FIND WORK TO DO.. SITTING DOWN AT HOME, COMPOSING OR WRITING ARTICLE THAT WILL NOT BRING ANY CHANGES AIN'T GONNA HELP YOU....... GOD HELP US OOO |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by YoshiMaster: 12:01pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
Chuzzyrules: Not sure, the guys that are setup at palms mall said they would start selling today, going there during my lunch break to find out the price. Up till now, they just put a tester for people. So I used speedtest.net for the tests, it was really impressive. I can finally beat all them gamers in Japan with a crisp, lag free, network. |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Nobody: 12:01pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
Littlehooper: ASSU STRIKE HAS DAMAGED THINGS...... CHUZZY GO N FIND WORK TO DO.. SITTING DOWN AT HOME, COMPOSING OR WRITING ARTICLE THAT WILL NOT BRING ANY CHANGES AIN'T GONNA HELP YOU....... dude i dont need to go look for a job..... am a programmer and i seriously need the internet at this early days of my venture.. but i believe u should have more of a positive mindset. 1 Like |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Artorius(m): 12:02pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
hammedkola: If you have DStv, get 4 things; Cable modem, wireless router, cat 5 cable and RJ45 cable,wow must it only be dstv? |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Nobody: 12:03pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
Yoshi-Master: smiles..cool |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by seunnuga: 12:07pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
I am really shocked that u have to pay 2k on etisalat for just 200mb. For crying out loud i got 3GB for 2,800 on airtel. With the code *440*001# |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by olumuyiolaoluwa: 12:24pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
Don`t mind Etisalat I angrily sold my Eti Modem after experiencing dat 2k to 200mb Data dat vanished anonymously Bro I was angry I hav 2 embrace d Visafone I initially wanted to dump. |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by bionicdude(m): 12:31pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
Littlehooper: ASSU STRIKE HAS DAMAGED THINGS...... CHUZZY GO N FIND WORK TO DO.. SITTING DOWN AT HOME, COMPOSING OR WRITING ARTICLE THAT WILL NOT BRING ANY CHANGES AIN'T GONNA HELP YOU.......be quiet u t.w,a.t |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by RoadLord: 12:37pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
10 years ago, On-net, MTN was charging N50 for 0-59 seconds. Today, it charges barely 10k/s. SMS was N15, now N4. Infrastructure didn't improve. Then, Sim sold btw 6-25K, today it is about N25 with I beg. Only the casing changed. BB plan use to be 5K, down to 3K. Few weeks ago, MTN BB plan was 3K, unlimited. The price was slashed and the package was capped. Nepa is still PHCN Why would glo sell 3072MB for 1k and MTN gives 300MB for same 1K. I can't remember any improvement in infrastructure. We are talking exploitation, you are saying infrastructure. Same excuse in 2001. Do you know MTN has a target of 50 Billion Naira monthly in Nigeria market, a market where infrastruture is any issue. Has it even occurred to you that almost every business can use "infrastructure" excuse. |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by xyuche: 12:52pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
National communication commission should be at the front line in making this request a reality 1 Like |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by fineworker24(m): 12:54pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
Uyi Iredia: 2kThat's not a good reason because the internet trunkline as you put it can be expanded to accomodate the traffic on it. May be you don't want poor people to have access to internet. How many people can afford a monthly uncapped internet at the rate of 6-8k? Remeber that minimium wage is 18k |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Nobody: 1:18pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
Road_Lord: u can imagine....... |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by fineworker24(m): 2:13pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
iyobs7: Until unlimited power supply is guaranteed in Nigeria, we should forget about the cost of internet going down. I am studying in India with a population of more than 1.2billion people and they have uninterrupted power supply. I am using fiber broadband internet of 15mbps with Fair usage policy of 50GB after that the speed drops to 4mbps unlimited and I pay just 1100 rupees per month which is not even up to 3000 naira. Let the government fix electricity issue then you can talk or you want them to burn fuel or diesel then layer give u cheap internet?To be honest with you I didn't see any logic in what you said. It wasn't constant electricity that made them to sale sim card at the rate of 100 naira as against 30,000 naira. It wasn't constant electricity that made them to reduce call tariffs from 50 naira per minute to 20 kobo per seconds. In as much as we yean for constant electricity which seems to be a long thing, we want cheaper internet subscription rates. |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by cupid4ig(m): 2:13pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
solidbroda: Can u imagine etisalat 200mb is sold for 2k. Hat nonsense! Sumtin you can use up within the next hour.why are u lying 200mb 2k u can lie ooh |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Phikom(m): 2:17pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
solidbroda: Can u imagine etisalat 200mb is sold for 2k. Hat nonsense! Sumtin you can use up within the next hour.guy na 1k...its 500mb dat is being sold 4 2k... |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by victorious1986: 2:21pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
Big.game:even if its 1G we have and we dont get to be exploited by ISP we can manage abi?..... |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Nobody: 2:27pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
victorious1986: yesooooo we go manage wella..... |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by fineworker24(m): 2:38pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
ITbomb: People tend to think that Internet Bandwidth is like a tap the service provider turn at will .I didn't agree with you on the bolded. Glo has its own fibre optics and their internet subscription is stilll high. More over using high price to place a bottle neck for quality is not good for business. The private operators has the right to upgrade their services to accomodate their numerous subscribers. Are you now saying that in those days they charged us 50 naira per minute on voice calls was because they want to place a bottle neck for quality? Today airtel is making much money on internet subscription because they allowed their BB subscription to run on other devices and they haven't complained of network overload. |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Littlehooper: 2:56pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
bionicdude: be quiet u t.w,a.t WHO IS THIS? IF U CAN'T AVOID D SUBSCRIPTION FEE, DROP UR GPRS PHONE N USE NOKIA 1200 |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by Littlehooper: 3:07pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
Chuzzyrules: YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE FRUSTRATED.... AS A PROGRAMMER, I THINK U SHOULD BE ABLE TO AVOID D SUBSCRIPTION FEE... AIN'T THOSE U ARE PROGRAMMING FOR NOT GONNA PAY U? |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by nathdim: 3:16pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
me airtel 3.8gb 4 2500 |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by hdcforumcom(m): 3:43pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
Chuzzyrules: Just 4get about that guy, as much as u know those are the senseless fellows that can be found on NL. when men will be reasoning, they themslves will killing thread with rubbish from the keyboard. |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by ITbomb(m): 3:51pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
@ fineworker24 Glo has its own fibre optics and their internet subscription is stilll high.Going through comments here, you will notice some saying it is better to stay off the GSM company data and go to WIFI hotspot. The question is where do the Hotspot provider get the massive bandwidth at relatively cheaper cost. Glo and Mainone fibre cables. The point is, it is still very expensive to get this services to phone subscribers but for those with direct connection to the cable, it is relatively cheaper and more capacity More over using high price to place a bottle neck for quality is not good for business. The private operators has the right to upgrade their services to accomodate their numerous subscribers.It is better to provide better quality service to fewer people than trash to everybody. As for capacity and upgrading, they are doing that everyday Are you now saying that in those days they charged us 50 naira per minute on voice calls was because they want to place a bottle neck for quality?Yes , as the capacity was improved with the cost of maintaining the services, the rate went down, not through policy or force Today airtel is making much money on internet subscription because they allowed their BB subscription to run on other devices and they haven't complained of network overload.They havent complained of network overload but you are always complaining of slow speed. Network overload means slow speed. Dont expect them to complain publicly as they are always upgrading everyday to accommodate more traffic |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by purplekayc(m): 4:49pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
My friends in the UK and Sweden tell me that their internet connection comes with their cable payment and house rent respectively and its super fast and efficient .. We they suffer 4 here oo |
Re: An Open Letter To Nigerian Internet Service Providers by purplekayc(m): 4:57pm On Oct 02, 2013 |
kingston247: Please post this on front page every week ...?? |
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