UPDATE ( 25/12/2007) : terranet is offering unlimited traffic from 11 till 7 let's see what other isps will do!
Finally some competition
Free Double Speed and Unlimited Night Traffic features are subject to feasibility study. :-)
But interesting move... i will try to do something too soon...
But interesting move... i will try to do something too soon...
nuclear cat
are you planning( VISP) on entering the residental dsl market ? and is yes with what dsp ? and are you planning competitive offers ?
are you planning( VISP) on entering the residental dsl market ? and is yes with what dsp ? and are you planning competitive offers ?
I guess the problem now is that everything is held by the government (i.e., Ogero ) , so i guess competition is pretty much limited.and are you planning competitive offers ?
are the dsp offers to isps controlled by ogero ? or is ogero only controlling the international bandwith ?
Samer : It is true that the competition is limited because of ogero but there will still be some kind of competition, i consider terranet offer a really competitive one
Samer : It is true that the competition is limited because of ogero but there will still be some kind of competition, i consider terranet offer a really competitive one
It's the same type of competition than that of Alfa and MTC Touch. Basically you pay the same (mobile) phone bills, but it depends on what communication methods you prefer (i.e., talking -> alfa, sms -> mtc ; For pre-paid cards that is).hj88 wroteIt is true that the competition is limited because of ogero but there will still be some kind of competition, i consider terranet offer a really competitive one
Eventually, the competition is quite superficial since they both control the market and have made agreements to keep the price that high.
Just today I was discussing with a friend why they don't truly privatize the whole sector (rather than handing it to only two companies) - we came down to a handful of reasons, namely, politicians wouldn't get their cut out of it anymore.
Yes planning, but i dont have complete information in my hands. Probably there will be new player on the market (DSP).hj88 wrotenuclear cat
are you planning( VISP) on entering the residental dsl market ? and is yes with what dsp ? and are you planning competitive offers ?
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nuclear cat : do you (VISP) have a dsp ? and if you don't , who chooses the packages you or the dsp ? thnx
We have DSP, plus we are cooperating with existing one. I cannot tell any names without management permission.
Completely agree - the competition is FAKE.Samer wroteIt's the same type of competition than that of Alfa and MTC Touch. Basically you pay the same (mobile) phone bills, but it depends on what communication methods you prefer (i.e., talking -> alfa, sms -> mtc ; For pre-paid cards that is).hj88 wroteIt is true that the competition is limited because of ogero but there will still be some kind of competition, i consider terranet offer a really competitive one
Eventually, the competition is quite superficial since they both control the market and have made agreements to keep the price that high.
Just today I was discussing with a friend why they don't truly privatize the whole sector (rather than handing it to only two companies) - we came down to a handful of reasons, namely, politicians wouldn't get their cut out of it anymore.
Such agreements in Europe are called "cartels" and the company X chairman could be put behind bars
for this. That is why some famous politicians love the Middle East and will never leave it - monopol business
si sooooooooooooo sweet. If the same people relocate to Europe, they will spend off all their easily-stolen
money in 2 years and will end up cleaning the subways with brooms in order to make a living.
Aaaaaaah.. and people - do not even think of DSL as being the long-waited salvation. Anything that has
some relation with the government is CONDEMNED TO FAILURE.
If something goes wrong with the telephone copper line for your ADSL link, Ogero technicians are the one
who are obliged to fix it, not the DSP (the DSP has no access to cable facilities underground). Guess
how much you have to wait ;)
a month later
they need about 20 days from ur request , thats ogero, i think others need same time.duckster wroteanyone knows how many days does it take from placing the request to having dsl installed?
- through ogero
- through idm