Alex, Joan, Florence and Njorohio, and all our well wishers:
On behalf of Alunite, let me thank you very much for
V.G. Question because I have a BIG problem with the all too common only question from ISPs "How many PCs do you want to conenect?" When one buys bandwidth they are free to connect as many PCs as they wish. ISP are not neutral as to advice because they wish users to buy the next most expensive. They should tell users "We sell our bandwidth (x) at price (y)" and allow us the freedom to decide on bandwidth usage (i.e. how many PCs to connect to our internal LAN or if we want to set up own neighbourhood hot spots. Early 2004, one ISP told me "it is illegal to share my link with my neighbours" and they disconnected. I reported to case CCK and they softened. I think too often ISPs want to the whole cake to it all alone. Thanks for raising this. Alex judy okite <[email protected]> wrote: Hi, Just one Q: The connection cost comes to approximately 72k,is this per PC? Kind Regards, --- [email protected] wrote: the kudos.
Njorohio, if you already have a standalone PC and
call us, and we will review your requirements, and come up with an offer you can not resist.
Alunite is extremely serious about being the ISP for
People"
There will be something for everybody in the Alunite DSL "Kiondo"
Lucy Kimani on behalf of Alunite Communications, Ltd. 020-273-7155
Hi All This is great and will assist the SMES However I think the SMEs and even homeworkers can afford the PC but the hindrance has been the cost of the Bandwidth. Can the company consider as an alternative the charge for the link only. This may persuade those firms with standalone computers to subscribe to the service. Cheers
Njorohio
Florence Etta wrote: Brilliant!!
Florence Etta
----- Original Message ---- From: Joan Walumbe To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, 23 April, 2007 4:16:18 PM Subject: Re: [kictanet] Fwd: [ke-internetusers] Free PC and cheap Internet forSMEs and Home Users
Thanks Alex for the info,
This is actually a great idea. Would you have a contact number or email address for Alunite?
Joan Walumbe ----- Original Message ----- From: Alex Gakuru To: Kictanet Sent: Monday, April 23, 2007 8:57 AM Subject: [kictanet] Fwd: [ke-internetusers] Free PC and cheap Internet forSMEs and Home Users
Alex Gakuru wrote: Date: Mon, 23 Apr 2007 08:51:01 +0300 From: "Alex Gakuru" To: [email protected] Subject: [ke-internetusers] Free PC and cheap Internet for SMEs and Home Users
[This brightens a new dawn for Kenya's connectivity. I have often argued that lesser city traffic jams and higher national productivity can be achieved by taking internet outside the city centre, Nairobi currently having 80% of Kenya's internet. Many are bound to choose working from home to save on expensive city office rent overheads and "outsourcing" will definitely benefit considering
just need connection the "People by the the time
differences become less of a problem, security is also a consideration.
Forecasting on this possibility at a stakeholders workshop on 22 March 2007, I warned that it would only take "one clever ISP" to realise === Message Truncated ===
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