fadijm wrote
RandomMemory wroteI am not sure, it fixed itself a week later, but the other members here confirmed their upload speed was fine.
https://www.speedtest.net/result/14620828060.png This is what it looks like right now.
Oh ok thanks man. How is the gaming experience with this service? like what is your ping to CSGO servers and such? is there any packet loss too?
no packet loss, ping in dota2 and csgo is from 60~75
any idea how much this service gonna cost when the government/ogero fully stop subsidize the internet
mikasa wroteany idea how much this service gonna cost when the government/ogero fully stop subsidize the internet
obv not as much as they used to pre crisis
We are facing a lot of drops in the connection, and Terranet NOC has defined that one of their nodes is not working properly,85.112.85.85.

WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube videos are not loading well. Are you facing any issues with your connection?
RandomMemory wroteIt's already at fresh USD.
alfa/touch, private intenet companies still paying ogero on the old 1500 LL/$ rate for their bandwidth. They might have to charge more when they start paying whats they're supposed to pay if they didn't take that into cosideration with their current pricing.
4 months later
I am thinking about installing wdsl 12 mb package. Anyone can recommend it?
Hello Mahmoud, for me, I had it installed in 3 different locations. It works fine and the speed is 10Mbps on fast/com. After midnight it doubles. Also, we faced some issues during installation: Delay in installation, you pay for a router and they don't provide it without a fight, make sure to have it written that they will provide a router. After installation you might have missed packets, mainly due to the quality of the router or the repeater if you have it in your house.

In a nutshell, it is very convenient in comparison to DSL speeds. Also, Terranet NOC is very responsive in case of an issue. Sometimes their PPPoE server could be down, but they quickly recovers it.
Thank you for your response. What package are you subscribed to?
It is 8Mbps on each of the 3 accounts.
Great thank you. I filled the application hopefully prices stay the same after ogero raise
21 days later
Hello, did anyone receive the new price list for WDSL? It seems that the 8Mbps is now 35$ instead of 20$. That is really huge and costly.
WDSL
Package Old Price TTC New Price TTC
2 mbps 10$ 15$
6 mbps 15$ 25$
8 mbps 20$ 35$
10 mbps 25$ 45$
12 mbps 30$ 55$
14 mbps 35$ 65$
18 mbps 45$ 80$
25 mbps 60$ 100$
bobo619 wroteWDSL
Package Old Price TTC New Price TTC
2 mbps 10$ 15$
6 mbps 15$ 25$
8 mbps 20$ 35$
10 mbps 25$ 45$
12 mbps 30$ 55$
14 mbps 35$ 65$
18 mbps 45$ 80$
25 mbps 60$ 100$
is this terranet wdsl? cause it says on they're website that it starts at 50$ for 2mb
6jsaade wrote
bobo619 wroteWDSL
Package Old Price TTC New Price TTC
2 mbps 10$ 15$
6 mbps 15$ 25$
8 mbps 20$ 35$
10 mbps 25$ 45$
12 mbps 30$ 55$
14 mbps 35$ 65$
18 mbps 45$ 80$
25 mbps 60$ 100$
is this terranet wdsl? cause it says on they're website that it starts at 50$ for 2mb
I am not sure where on their website you see 50$ for 2Mb, but this was the old pricing.

Now, the prices shared by bobo619, are the updated ones for WDSL.
How do you contact these people? They're like ghosts, they don't answer either phone numbers and the account managers don't answer.
Most of ISPs are in survival mode, operating on whatever they have left, reducing OPEX to minimum (firing all staff possible).
nuclearcat wroteMost of ISPs are in survival mode, operating on whatever they have left, reducing OPEX to minimum (firing all staff possible).
Lol, why is this nuclearcat? Shouldn't the situation be better now with the price increase.
nuclearcat wroteMost of ISPs are in survival mode, operating on whatever they have left, reducing OPEX to minimum (firing all staff possible).
First of all it's good to hear from you. Second of all, they're not even sending out invoices... The last invoice I got was 9 months ago.
GeorgeN wrote
nuclearcat wroteMost of ISPs are in survival mode, operating on whatever they have left, reducing OPEX to minimum (firing all staff possible).
Lol, why is this nuclearcat? Shouldn't the situation be better now with the price increase.
Nope, its worse. This is involuntary price increase, as i know Ogero increased prices. If before suffocating factor was just Ogero prices (they charge x5-x10 more than average in world), now we have also diesel fuel, huge strain on diesel generators that barely last 1-2 years with non-stop operation and all spare parts and equipment.
And ISPs can't increase much, because people at some price level will just ditch connection, as their choice will be "bread on table or internet", and stay on minimal mobile package.