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yemkoguru:
I heard the 20k sub is nonsense and can be used finish in just 1 week of 1 month. is the 35k sub the same? Maybe can be used finish and only difference is speed. Please be sure of the 35k sub before replying. ano wan knack head and later regret

yemkoguru:
I heard the 20k sub is nonsense and can be used finish in just 1 week of 1 month. is the 35k sub the same? Maybe can be used finish and only difference is speed. Please be sure of the 35k sub before replying. ano wan knack head and later regret

confluence:
The speed is far better than most Nigeria Telecom companies around here,in my own case I forced the service on two of our tenants each resident in a 1 bed apartment, I took 120k upfront from each of them and peg their speed to 2Mbps, still looking for More clients to do same for

twosquare:
Haba now, take am easy with the hearsay. The 20k sub is a speed-based plan (20MBPS), and it is unlimited. Same for 35k and above...

confluence:
The speed is far better than most Nigeria Telecom companies around here,in my own case I forced the service on two of our tenants each resident in a 1 bed apartment, I took 120k upfront from each of them and peg their speed to 2Mbps, still looking for More clients to do same for

EduTechTainMent:
120k for a year subscription or what?

2Mbps is rather poor considering you have unlimited data. Or u mean they pay 120k/yr (10k/month) for unlimited data but capped at 2mbps.

ORIJIN201:
2MBytes/s or 2Mbits/s. If it’s the latter then you are scamming your tenants. That’s horrible from you.

confluence:
What is horrible, you don't know what you are talking about, I have some of the tenants install kodi on their system and they stream virtually all DStv channels. Each tenant can connect up to 3 device each at that speed concurrently

QuoteJust1nce:
2Mbps * 3 devices = 6 Mbps maximum demand
6Mbps * 2 tenants = 12 Mbps maximum demand

Starlink on a bad day can still deliver nothing less than 50Mbps; leaving 38Mbps for you
On a good day, 150 - 300Mbps is not unusual, leaving 138Mbps - 288Mbps for you

Note that data usage is unlimited. You might need to reconsider. While unlimited data at 10k/2Mbps x 3 devices per month
might look good to them, there is still plenty on the table without hurting your own speed.

At least 4Mbps for a start per device; maxing it at 24Mbps
or 10Mbps per SSID maxing out at 20Mbps
This second option is preferred and each tenant can have their own SSID and share the 10Mbps speed how they like among
their devices.

But if you're on the roaming plan and in Lagos; soon to be 167k; all bets are off!
Good luck.

QuoteJust1nce:
2Mbps * 3 devices = 6 Mbps maximum demand
6Mbps * 2 tenants = 12 Mbps maximum demand

Starlink on a bad day can still deliver nothing less than 50Mbps; leaving 38Mbps for you
On a good day, 150 - 300Mbps is not unusual, leaving 138Mbps - 288Mbps for you

Note that data usage is unlimited. You might need to reconsider. While unlimited data at 10k/2Mbps x 3 devices per month
might look good to them, there is still plenty on the table without hurting your own speed.

At least 4Mbps for a start per device; maxing it at 24Mbps
or 10Mbps per SSID maxing out at 20Mbps
This second option is preferred and each tenant can have their own SSID and share the 10Mbps speed how they like among
their devices.

But if you're on the roaming plan and in Lagos; soon to be 167k; all bets are off!
Good luck.

confluence:
The speed is far better than most Nigeria Telecom companies around here,in my own case I forced the service on two of our tenants each resident in a 1 bed apartment, I took 120k upfront from each of them and peg their speed to 2Mbps, still looking for More clients to do same for

QuoteJust1nce:
2Mbps * 3 devices = 6 Mbps maximum demand
6Mbps * 2 tenants = 12 Mbps maximum demand

Starlink on a bad day can still deliver nothing less than 50Mbps; leaving 38Mbps for you
On a good day, 150 - 300Mbps is not unusual, leaving 138Mbps - 288Mbps for you

Note that data usage is unlimited. You might need to reconsider. While unlimited data at 10k/2Mbps x 3 devices per month
might look good to them, there is still plenty on the table without hurting your own speed.

At least 4Mbps for a start per device; maxing it at 24Mbps
or 10Mbps per SSID maxing out at 20Mbps
This second option is preferred and each tenant can have their own SSID and share the 10Mbps speed how they like among
their devices.

But if you're on the roaming plan and in Lagos; soon to be 167k; all bets are off!
Good luck.

ask4bk:
Do you just share WiFi password to them and limit the speed on your 3rd party router?

Do you whitelist?

ask4bk:
Do you just share WiFi password to them and limit the speed on your 3rd party router?

Do you whitelist?

confluence:
I use a Mikrotik box for management of all users

ask4bk:
How do you assure that the person you give your password can't get the password from his phone and use in other devices? (though I know you'll see the extra unknown devices from your management).
Anyone that has your password can get it from his device easily. Except you are whitelisting

brightk:
I have been using an isp on 5mbps unlimited bandwidth for about 4yrs now. During the day am pegged to a data plan but once its 8pm .. its unlimited. Serves me well but like all networks there are ups n down. I have my smart TV on it, 2 phones n 2 pc. Still consume up to 500gb monthly

confluence:
how much do you pay for this?

ask4bk:
How do you assure that the person you give your password can't get the password from his phone and use in other devices? (though I know you'll see the extra unknown devices from your management).
Anyone that has your password can get it from his device easily. Except you are whitelisting

QuoteJust1nce:
Using SSIDs as an option; you can create one and assigned number of connected users and speed, e.g.
10 users/ 10Mbps. Whether the neighbor decides to share the password with 10 people or use it alone, the speed will never exceed 10Mbps.
And the more people the neighbor shares the password with, the more his (the neighbor's) speed reduces.
Owner's speed remains untouched.

otis54:
Has anyone paid the new subscription price

senator282:
Asking with you ooo, has anyone paid new 75k subscription?

SourYoghurt:
I got an invoice and the charge is 38k

SourYoghurt:
I got an invoice and the charge is 38k

CuteMaro:
So here is an update to my previous post with regards to switching back to Airtel 5G. As I mentioned earlier, if you're experiencing terrible connection speeds do not panic, reach out to Airtel on twitter and give them full details of your area/location. It will be resolved in about 2 days.

My speed as at today has improved to 21Mbps. This is actually enough to run my business. Thank you all 🙏🏾

otis54:
Which day was the invoice sent to you

jmaine:
At the moment, the invoice is still showing 38K at my end.

georgee:
My next payment due date is February 17

otis54:
Mine is tomorrow 1st. I don’t know why I’m having this feeling that the 50% increase approved by the federal government also applies to Starlink which is why we haven’t heard anything about the new price yet. But who knows, I might be wrong. I will update the forum tomorrow of the amount my card is charged tomorrow. Hopefully still the 38k.