Has anyone started using FibreOne unlimited broadband? How is their service as i cant get enough information from the website so im really skeptical about going into business with these guys. Any good news about them??

cris83:
Has anyone started using FibreOne unlimited broadband? How is their service as i cant get enough information from the website so im really skeptical about going into business with these guys. Any good news about them??

It's area dependent.
If a fibreoptic Provider is available in your Area, and they say they have coverage there, go with them, it's the best for now...

cris83:
Has anyone started using FibreOne unlimited broadband? How is their service as i cant get enough information from the website so im really skeptical about going into business with these guys. Any good news about them??

https://www.google.com/search?q=fiber+one

Check the customer reviews on their page.

Please how can i bypass speed throlling on spectranet router please i will be greatful if someone can help me do the bypass thanks in advance

facing similar issue with Ntel, stuck on 300-600KB/s unlike when it goes to 3-1MB/s

kannex:
Please how can i bypass speed throlling on spectranet router please i will be greatful if someone can help me do the bypass thanks in advance

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kannex:
Please how can i bypass speed throlling on spectranet router please i will be greatful if someone can help me do the bypass thanks in advance

What plan are you using??

Please guys i need advice on getting optic fiber internet, I'm currently using ntel but I'm not getting good speed and I'm on the 18500 family plan.
For the speed issue, could it be because I'm using a spectranet router?
I'm thinking of going for ipnx but i don't know how reliable they are.

I don't think there is any FTTH provider in Nigeria that has better pricing-to-speed plans than MTN's Fibre To The Home (FTTH) broadband plans.

dustmalik:
I don't think there is any FTTH provider in Nigeria that has better pricing-to-speed plans than MTN's Fibre To The Home (FTTH) broadband plans.

The thing is, is it truly unlimited or does it have data cap/throttling?

anozie09:

The thing is, is it truly unlimited or does it have data cap/throttling?

This question is very valid

Can anyone confirm?

There has been no Ntel network in akowonjo for the past 8days...who else is experiencing this issues please

dustmalik:
I don't think there is any FTTH provider in Nigeria that has better pricing-to-speed plans than MTN's Fibre To The Home (FTTH) broadband plans.

Na only Vi, Ikoyi, banana Island dem dey

dustmalik:
I don't think there is any FTTH provider in Nigeria that has better pricing-to-speed plans than MTN's Fibre To The Home (FTTH) broadband plans.

am. Sure it's capped

ifec92:
There has been no Ntel network in akowonjo for the past 8days...who else is experiencing this issues please

How do you guys cope with that network? Their Twitter TL is replete with complaints all the way. Imagine paying =N=18,500 for the unlimited family plan which by the way is capped at 150GB before you're throttled down to snail speed and then this blackout. Mennn, una dey try!

Have anyone use wifiber.ng service i heard they offer fiber internet.

Have been wondering why it's has not been posible to have a unified fiber optic cable been layed down in nigeria. What i mean is that for instance fiberone broadband, ipnx, ngcom, estreem, fibernet etc dont have their services in agege, egbeda, ogba, iyana ipaja ect because their fiber cable is not been layed in those areas, now, dotmac broadband, wifiber etc have coverage in agege, egbeda, ogba, iyana ipaja etc, why is there not a type of technology that will enable the like of fiberone broadband, ipnx, ngcom, estreem, fibernet etc, have coverage agege, egbeda, ogba, iyana ipaja, without the need of laying their own fiber optic cable, instead they will just connect to the existing fiber network which was layed down by other companies through a kind of unified system, which will just enable the like of fiberone broadband etc to just pay a fee or a type of agreement to the company that lay that fiber and fiberone broadband and the likes will have coverage in those areas that they previously didnt have coverage and also offer their services to these areas without the need of laying cable because a company have done that so instead instead of laying cables you just need to connect to the existing fiber optic cable that have been layed down by other company through some type of agreement or contract that have coverage in that particular area that your company is trying cover.

With this technique or system it will save cost of laying fiber optics cable, a company can just decide to either lay fiber optics cable and let others to partner with the company fiber optics and bring internet services to that paricular area or community, internet will be cheaper, dstv will have low patronage because every one will be streaming either iptv, netflix, irokotv etc, and, there will be a lot of competiton bacause so many companies will join the platform and offer very cheaper internet service plan, fiber reach almost all part of nigeria within ten years

Good day folks. I am selling my Spectranet CPE B310-927 router. Fairly used (with slight scratches), unlocked and works with all mobile and 4g networks (Smile, Swift).
Price is 16k
Attached are photos. I can be reached at:
zer0, nine, zer0, nine, eight, one, four, eight, nine, five, six via call or whatsapp.
Location is Lagos.

kannex:
Have been wondering why it's has not been posible to have a unified fiber optic cable been layed down in nigeria. What i mean is that for instance fiberone broadband, ipnx, ngcom, estreem, fibernet etc dont have their services in agege, egbeda, ogba, iyana ipaja ect because their fiber cable is not been layed in those areas, now, dotmac broadband, wifiber etc have coverage in agege, egbeda, ogba, iyana ipaja etc, why is there not a type of technology that will enable the like of fiberone broadband, ipnx, ngcom, estreem, fibernet etc, have coverage agege, egbeda, ogba, iyana ipaja, without the need of laying their own fiber optic cable, instead they will just connect to the existing fiber network which was layed down by other companies through a kind of unified system, which will just enable the like of fiberone broadband etc to just pay a fee or a type of agreement to the company that lay that fiber and fiberone broadband and the likes will have coverage in those areas that they previously didnt have coverage and also offer their services to these areas without the need of laying cable because a company have done that so instead instead of laying cables you just need to connect to the existing fiber optic cable that have been layed down by other company through some type of agreement or contract that have coverage in that particular area that your company is trying cover.

With this technique or system it will save cost of laying fiber optics cable, a company can just decide to either lay fiber optics cable and let others to partner with the company fiber optics and bring internet services to that paricular area or community, internet will be cheaper, dstv will have low patronage because every one will be streaming either iptv, netflix, irokotv etc, and, there will be a lot of competiton bacause so many companies will join the platform and offer very cheaper internet service plan, fiber reach almost all part of nigeria within ten years

There's actually an ongoing project in Lagos at the moment called the Smart City Initiative whereby there'll be a deployment of a single cable duct for all telecom companies and other utility providers operating in the city.

As you drive around many parts of Lagos, you'd have noticed men digging the ground and laying different coloured pipes across. The aim is to have companies offering fibre optic cable services pass their cables through these pipes as against the worrisome practice of digging up the ground by every company just to lay their cables. In essence, it's a "dig once" policy.

It's just a matter of time before this whole thing comes to fruition. Let's just be hopeful this isn't yet another white elephant project.

kannex:
Have anyone use wifiber.ng service i heard they offer fiber internet.

Would like to hear from anyone using this wifiber ISP

Is it possible to sell an MTN Hynet Router? Cause if not. I'm throwing it away.

It's almost brand spanking new, I'll retain the sim but the router's gotta go. Useless network.

I'm on 400kbps after paying for the unlimited subscription, can't even browse with it.

If you're interested please let me know. At Lekki Phase 2.

So nothing yet?

retiredGamer:
Is it possible to sell an MTN Hynet Router? Cause if not. I'm throwing it away.

It's almost brand spanking new, I'll retain the sim but the router's gotta go. Useless network.

I'm on 400kbps after paying for the unlimited subscription, can't even browse with it.

If you're interested please let me know. At Lekki Phase 2.

400Kbps

I believe they throttled my bandwidth, But I don't know why they would do that.

I haven't downloaded on this network since it's more of a backup to my main broadband.

I checked and it hasn't expired, my data usage is under the monthly maximum on their website before you can expect throttling.

So I have no idea why I can't even get 1mbps for days now. Can't even open web pages properly.

I've always known MTN was useless anyway, I only bought as backup but it's even failing at that.

retiredGamer:
Is it possible to sell an MTN Hynet Router? Cause if not. I'm throwing it away.

It's almost brand spanking new, I'll retain the sim but the router's gotta go. Useless network.

I'm on 400kbps after paying for the unlimited subscription, can't even browse with it.

If you're interested please let me know. At Lekki Phase 2.

Google the network providers that provides Fibre services in your location..

I heard using our satellite dish we can get free internet or atleast internet as along as we subscribe to our TV service,it's possible. My question is why is nobody trying to look into this or do it

dustmalik:
I don't think there is any FTTH provider in Nigeria that has better pricing-to-speed plans than MTN's Fibre To The Home (FTTH) broadband plans.

The reach is currently very restricted. https://www.mtnonline.com/broadband-service-agreement-form/

toptaste:


The reach is currently very restricted. https://www.mtnonline.com/broadband-service-agreement-form/

Bad

Any new thing yet?

Which are you using?

Pls can anyone recommend an ISP for good gaming and streaming at Fola Agoro/Somolu/Yaba area? That they currently use

bastardson:
Google the network providers that provides Fibre services in your location..

please is it possible to use my hynetflex sim with subscription in my other mtn router?