1 reviews | Active since Oct 2011
Fibre to the people
To whom this may concern
Since the enrollment of Fibre it has been a long wait for it to reach certain towns and suburbs. As we all know, the big cities in our country got it 1st, which is understandable. But what the following is totally unacceptable and is discriminating against other people who is also seeking Fibre is their suburbs.
I live in George in the Western Cape and like i mentioned it has been a long wait for our town/city to get Fibre. But what i simply cant understand is how does a newly built estate get Fibre before the suburb which has been there long before this estate. The estate is Mooikloof which is situated at the back of Pacaltsdorp.
The estate in question was started in 2018 and in 2022 they have full access to frogfoot's fibre. Is this not unfair towards the people that stays in that suburb?
If i have to use myself as an example for myself and my household i spend up to a R1500 a month between Telkom and Vodacom to have a buffer free streaming system, where i can spend the same amount on fibre on atleast a 1gig connection.
