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maj. tom wrote:fred1266 wrote:trying use flow wifi but when i trying to log in it tells me invalid email but it is the email for for my flow id, anyone else experiences this
you called Flow for them to check the email on the system on their side? They couldn't resolve this for you? What are we supposed to do? You know the Flow help line is toll free right? And they also have free chat support.
https://discoverflow.co/trinidad/support/overview
Blaze d Chalice wrote:10 years ago ollyuh was paying $200 for 5Mbps down.
I don't see $275 for 75Mbps as a bad thing considering that the same 75Mbps will allow you and maybe 2 other people in your household stream 4K youtube/redtube/netflix at the same time, thus eliminating your need for cable, so you paying 275 flat.
Allour want a 20Mbps for $100 or a 10Mbps for $50 too or wah?
Blaze d Chalice wrote:10 years ago ollyuh was paying $200 for 5Mbps down.
I don't see $275 for 75Mbps as a bad thing considering that the same 75Mbps will allow you and maybe 2 other people in your household stream 4K youtube/redtube/netflix at the same time, thus eliminating your need for cable, so you paying 275 flat.
Allour want a 20Mbps for $100 or a 10Mbps for $50 too or wah?
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:Blaze d Chalice wrote:10 years ago ollyuh was paying $200 for 5Mbps down.
I don't see $275 for 75Mbps as a bad thing considering that the same 75Mbps will allow you and maybe 2 other people in your household stream 4K youtube/redtube/netflix at the same time, thus eliminating your need for cable, so you paying 275 flat.
Allour want a 20Mbps for $100 or a 10Mbps for $50 too or wah?
umm just a few months ago flow was offering 5mbps for $138 a month and most poor families were fine with that.
I seriously doubt anybody who could afford cable tv was paying for 5mbps.
In any event at $275 and soon to go up to $350 a month for their cheapest package, I forsee more people sharing their internet with neighbors etc and splitting the bill, this will only backfire on flow
We are becoming one of the most expensive and backward countries in the world when it comes to internet service and price.
Good thing Elon Musk is bringing low orbit satellite internet across the world yes.
Dave wrote:^^same here, spikes of 10mbs+ are seen also. If that raises then another lost flow customer.
daxt0r wrote:da hard boy, i payin for d package for 234 cuz it was perfect price point.
I cancelling as i see da chupidness on my bill.
Anyone know the cost of unlimited LTE with bmobile or Digi and how fast and reliable it is?
Good thing Amplia default WiFi passwords easy to crack. Only problem is da when it sticking is not ur modem to reboot rofl
Dave wrote:Same here,Mt hope area. Sadly options are tstt/amplia and already have the wireless phone system from tstt and rates are slightly more than what I pay for supposedly more speed. At this point I want to cut my mthly payments not increase unnecessarily.
redmanjp wrote:years ago i read somewhere that we couldn't have satellite internet because u would need a dish to not just receive but transmit data therefore TATT needs to license it. doh know if that's still the case
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:redmanjp wrote:years ago i read somewhere that we couldn't have satellite internet because u would need a dish to not just receive but transmit data therefore TATT needs to license it. doh know if that's still the case
People will find a way around it just like they do other stuff using VPN.
From what I know the reason dish network doesn't work well down here is because the satellite too far from us but people would still use chipped receivers and big satellite dish to get around it.
Space X plans to cover the entire earth with low orbit satellites, they going to colonize and Terraform Mars, Trinidad can't stop Musk from doing anything he want, TATT or no TATT
I believe that you are right.redmanjp wrote:years ago i read somewhere that we couldn't have satellite internet because u would need a dish to not just receive but transmit data therefore TATT needs to license it. doh know if that's still the case
Well thats why Direct Tv here , doesn't offer it. To expensive. Speed, Reliability and Latancy . its a last resort.adnj wrote:I believe that you are right.redmanjp wrote:years ago i read somewhere that we couldn't have satellite internet because u would need a dish to not just receive but transmit data therefore TATT needs to license it. doh know if that's still the case
All RF transmitters require individual certification from TATT with the exception of WiFi and cellular Because they are granted blanket certification. Even gate remotes require certification.
Broadband providers must also apply for a concession.
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It is an offence under the Telecommunications Act, 2001, to operate, use or install any radiocommunications equipment without a Licence from the Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago. It is an offence under the Telecommunications Act, 2001, to provide public telecommunications and broadcasting services in Trinidad and Tobago without a Concession.
https://tatt.org.tt/Forms/EquipmentCertificationApplication.asps
redmanjp wrote:EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:redmanjp wrote:years ago i read somewhere that we couldn't have satellite internet because u would need a dish to not just receive but transmit data therefore TATT needs to license it. doh know if that's still the case
People will find a way around it just like they do other stuff using VPN.
From what I know the reason dish network doesn't work well down here is because the satellite too far from us but people would still use chipped receivers and big satellite dish to get around it.
Space X plans to cover the entire earth with low orbit satellites, they going to colonize and Terraform Mars, Trinidad can't stop Musk from doing anything he want, TATT or no TATT
if he operating a business in T&T (including having customers here) he will have to abide by our regulations not so?
lchan485 wrote:Well thats why Direct Tv here , doesn't offer it. To expensive. Speed, Reliability and Latancy . its a last resort.adnj wrote:I believe that you are right.redmanjp wrote:years ago i read somewhere that we couldn't have satellite internet because u would need a dish to not just receive but transmit data therefore TATT needs to license it. doh know if that's still the case
All RF transmitters require individual certification from TATT with the exception of WiFi and cellular Because they are granted blanket certification. Even gate remotes require certification.
Broadband providers must also apply for a concession.
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It is an offence under the Telecommunications Act, 2001, to operate, use or install any radiocommunications equipment without a Licence from the Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago. It is an offence under the Telecommunications Act, 2001, to provide public telecommunications and broadcasting services in Trinidad and Tobago without a Concession.
https://tatt.org.tt/Forms/EquipmentCertificationApplication.asps
Check out the Australian National Broadband project. After so many years , still not completed.
It uses Satellite, Hybrid Cable (Flow) , Fiber( Digi, Amplia) and Adsl( TSTT).
Cable is always cheper and easier to deploy. Not much to upgrade, it's in more places.... Downside lower upload speeds. DOCS 3 can compete with Fiber, just not on the upside. speaks of FTTH.... Most is just ADSL + which TSTT seems to be moving away from . as a lot of PPls in PoS have already gotten transfer to Amplia or have gotten a 4G lte modem for Communication
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