Web Africa testing its own network, 10 Gig free ADSL trial offer
Within the next 30 days, Web Africa will begin testing their own tier 1 ADSL network.
We would like to invite anyone with an ADSL line and router to sign up for a free 10GB bandwidth trial.
Accounts are free, but are limited to the first 5 000 signups. [...]
Our CEO, Matthew Tagg had this to say:
The decision to launch our own ADSL network has been made specifically with our customers in mind. Not only will we now have more freedom to offer new products and services to our users, we will be able to offer the very best service at an affordable price. Our goal is to optimise our network according to what our customers need for their various internet usages.
Other benefits will include enhanced service, as service levels will be fully controlled by Web Africa. This freedom will extend into greater innovation, new products to be launched, as well as costs savings in the future as we will no longer be locked into the requirements of other providers. With the availability of the SEACOM and EASSY cables, Web Africa will be perfectly positioned to offer added value and pass these savings onto customers.
“We are using this trial to fine tune the network so that we can give our customers a problem-free experience when we officially launch,” adds Matthew Tagg. “We would like to ask everyone who signs up for the trial to bear in mind that this is not the final product, service interruptions will occur, and this is not indicative of the performance of the final product. We would also like to ask that users do not run mission critical applications on the trial network, as we cannot be held responsible for any lost data.”
The launch of the new network will not affect monthly subscriptions or pre-paid costs, and service offerings will not be changed, as Web Africa will endeavour to make the transition to the new network as smooth as possible. Existing customers will automatically be migrated to the new network once the trial is over.
To sign up for the free trial, visit http://www.webafrica.co.za/trial/. Login details will be sent to those who sign up via email and/or SMS. Users can keep up to date on discussions surrounding the trail and receive customer support on the Trial Forum, available at http://forums.webafrica.co.za/networktrial.
Terms and conditions apply to anyone wishing to take part.
