We have decided to make internet more affordable than ever. This means the home wireless packages will get a speed adjustment for a better adjusted price. 10 Mbps and higher will be removed from home wireless as were Fibre2Wave will continue from 10 Mbps – 100 Mbps.
Q: Well, how does this affect me? Easy …
If you currently have a 1 Mbps uncapped for R199/pm, you will now upgrade to 2 Mbps for the same price per month.
Upgrades will migrate from Uncapped 1 Mbps to Uncapped 8 Mbps.
1 Mbps will now be R149/pm
Prices will also be adjusted for customers with wireless home speeds 10Mbps and higher.
Q: When will these changes take place?
We intend to have all our customers speeds adjusted by the end of April 2021.
Q: But why?
As our slogan states, we would like to provide the most affordable internet service to everyone and we do not intend to stop here….
UPDATE: 01/04/2021
All customers services have successfully been migrated to a higher speed package!
Please don’t fear, the price you pay now, will stay exactly the same.
Excellent, superb service.
Keep up with the good service delivering.
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How does this work?
In most cases a “2 core” fibre cable will be installed into a designated area or room where termanation will take place.
OpenServe will make use of their current pole infrastructure where an overhang cable from their pole is connected to your home. If the customer does not wish to have an overhang cable, it will then be for the clients account to make conduit provisions to the home. Strategies can be made with technician upon site visit.
Octotel will make use of their pre-installed grey fibre box, normally located Infront of home border wall or fence. They will provide conduiting up to 20 meters from the home. Additional cost to the customer will be invoiced by Octotel if distance is exceeded.
From there, a fibre patch cable connect the termanation box to a ONT (Optical Network Terminal) device. The job of this device is to convert optical signals to ethernet signals.
From the ONT device, an ethernet patch cable can be used to connect into you indoor wireless router (access point).
Most cases the termination box and the ONT device are glued on the wall (hidden) close to the indoor wireless router.
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