Michuki Mwangi wrote:
Jamal Mohamed wrote:
Yeah, i have to say that is true broadband ,using it now. Can't wait for kdn to change to the seacom route from the new-skies.
If i was a businessman, i would offer to you the new terms at the expiry of your current contract and not before.
Thus its likely new clients signing up are getting the cable deals and old clients are staying on sat until expiry of current contracts.
ISPs can always downgrade their bandwidth(capacity) with some of those providers, and use some of the cash to buy capacity on seacom, seen enough instances that has been done. I think the issue is just planning
Again the planning bit
Cheers,
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