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Sky wrote:
Leh a man patronize nahI eh know you is and what you does do. Well before now....TSTT employee
redmanjp wrote:achillies wrote:^^^^^![]()
I am not worried about BB users, I think the abusers and tether users would kill it
they can probably cap it at 1GB or something- if you're not tethering you will hardy get close to that
SimSimmer69 wrote:If these are the speeds we're getting with Digicel 4G network, I expect to see lots of Trinis take advantage of this, especially corporate customers. TSTT really has their work cut out for them. The trick here for Digicel is to make the service reliable, efficient, fast with great customer service. Do that and TSTT won't even have a customer base when time for them to launch.
ismithx wrote:hmmm well i just saw a biker gang about a dozen members pass on the highway, all of them with Digicel flags at the back of their bikes...
Travis wrote:
tiger balm wrote:SimSimmer69 wrote:If these are the speeds we're getting with Digicel 4G network, I expect to see lots of Trinis take advantage of this, especially corporate customers. TSTT really has their work cut out for them. The trick here for Digicel is to make the service reliable, efficient, fast with great customer service. Do that and TSTT won't even have a customer base when time for them to launch.
TSTT does appear to have their work cut out for them. They should've been first to launch given their resources. Might still happen, never know, not sure who following who here. However I don't agree with your customer base statement. Given TSTT's timeline and the additional services they intend to offer (i.e. free wifi hotstops available to their customers by June/ July) TSTT customers appears to have more to look forward to. What's a few more months after waiting for years? Make a more informed choice at the end of the day.
ismithx wrote:jahhhhhh i real toting...... no 3g fi mi.....
SimSimmer69 wrote:tiger balm wrote:SimSimmer69 wrote:If these are the speeds we're getting with Digicel 4G network, I expect to see lots of Trinis take advantage of this, especially corporate customers. TSTT really has their work cut out for them. The trick here for Digicel is to make the service reliable, efficient, fast with great customer service. Do that and TSTT won't even have a customer base when time for them to launch.
TSTT does appear to have their work cut out for them. They should've been first to launch given their resources. Might still happen, never know, not sure who following who here. However I don't agree with your customer base statement. Given TSTT's timeline and the additional services they intend to offer (i.e. free wifi hotstops available to their customers by June/ July) TSTT customers appears to have more to look forward to. What's a few more months after waiting for years? Make a more informed choice at the end of the day.
Seriously, very few people care about a wi-fi hotspot if they can be mobile and still get high speed data. A wi-fi hotspot is convenient sometimes but nothing beats affordable, fast and mobile internet. As I said, TSTT can lose a lot of ground by the time they're ready to launch.
M_2NR wrote:CSR said this trial was given to a total of 10000 persons apparently. I figure if u didn't get chosen in the first run, well, daiz life.
I hoping they just move over current unlimited edge users to 3G and give them say a 2GB limit or something. Right now unlimited edge is 1GB limit.
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