Comments on: Interview with ISPAK and Cybernet http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/ all things tech in pakistan Sat, 26 Jul 2008 03:01:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Brandon Romero http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-6382 Brandon Romero Sat, 19 Apr 2008 01:49:33 +0000 http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-6382 perchlorination parol faluns azoxytoluidine guacico madelon lucarne bosn De pandabeer http://www.mottleyco.com perchlorination parol faluns azoxytoluidine guacico madelon lucarne bosn
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]]> By: Mubin http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-1189 Mubin Thu, 01 Mar 2007 10:51:02 +0000 http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-1189 Well at least we got to hear it from the "horses mouth". I currently use a 256K shared DSL at my software business in Karachi connection from Cybernet and was paying 15,000 Rupees per month ($250 USDollars) and now am paying 12,000 for the same service. How much is everyone else paying? We all know that PTCL, Cybernet etc are all basically very inefficient and have huge profit margins. But I think if we customers start talking about how much each one is paying and talking about who is good and who is bad things can get a little better. Well at least we got to hear it from the “horses mouth”.
I currently use a 256K shared DSL at my software business in Karachi connection from Cybernet and was paying 15,000 Rupees per month ($250 USDollars) and now am paying 12,000 for the same service.
How much is everyone else paying?
We all know that PTCL, Cybernet etc are all basically very inefficient and have huge profit margins.
But I think if we customers start talking about how much each one is paying and talking about who is good and who is bad things can get a little better.

]]> By: mustafa http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-25 mustafa Sat, 14 Oct 2006 21:43:00 +0000 http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-25 The point is 'Where did we the industry Stand before the Broadband was allowed?' All players in the market have a great stake - either they are MNCs or a local groups ensuring they put in their share. Competetivness is the key. I would suggest rather than making comments on the publisher & others. One should share how they can help improve the ecomonics. The point is ‘Where did we the industry Stand before the Broadband was allowed?’ All players in the market have a great stake - either they are MNCs or a local groups ensuring they put in their share.
Competetivness is the key.

I would suggest rather than making comments on the publisher & others. One should share how they can help improve the ecomonics.

]]> By: Faisal.Qureshi http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-23 Faisal.Qureshi Tue, 03 Oct 2006 12:38:57 +0000 http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-23 Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit....Its the same old crap that they trying to pull in our heads to keep the home users from even dreaming about the low cost, reliable broadband internet so they can fill their pockets with filth from the corporate sector which are doing the same with the end cunsumers. I wished we had an honest "consumers right association" in pakistan so we could've kicked their "corporate asses" in a 'home user" way. Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit….Its the same old crap that they trying to pull in our heads to keep the home users from even dreaming about the low cost, reliable broadband internet so they can fill their pockets with filth from the corporate sector which are doing the same with the end cunsumers.
I wished we had an honest “consumers right association” in pakistan so we could’ve kicked their “corporate asses” in a ‘home user” way.

]]> By: Qaisar Butt http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-16 Qaisar Butt Sun, 30 Jul 2006 11:36:39 +0000 http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-16 ALL the talk is bullshit its never be possible as they saying.Only this possible when a company build with better services than PTA at cheap price.In US boradband dsl price 29USD per month with no data limit.Here isp offering high speed dsl with 2gb data even with a dialup you can download or upload more than 4GB per month.Be Pakistani and Think Pakistani.Every leading company in pakistan in any sector they always think about their self only.We all have't a nation think we are selfish.We need to build a nation think this is most important thing to build to new generation. Pakistan ZindaBad ALL the talk is bullshit its never be possible as they saying.Only this possible when a company build with better services than PTA at cheap price.In US boradband dsl price 29USD per month with no data limit.Here isp offering high speed dsl with 2gb data even with a dialup you can download or upload more than 4GB per month.Be Pakistani and Think Pakistani.Every leading company in pakistan in any sector they always think about their self only.We all have’t a nation think we are selfish.We need to build a nation think this is most important thing to build to new generation.
Pakistan ZindaBad

]]> By: Sheikh Sunuvabitch Chilli http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-10 Sheikh Sunuvabitch Chilli Thu, 13 Jul 2006 00:56:31 +0000 http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-10 Most, if not all, businesses here are Saith run and Maxcom is no exception. If we want real broadband penetration prices should be in the 500-600 range. It's useless talking to PTCL. They are more worried about how broaband is pushing down their voice revenue and therefore are hell bent on stopping it. Sheikh I-don't-know-my-mama Chilli Most, if not all, businesses here are Saith run and Maxcom is no exception. If we want real broadband penetration prices should be in the 500-600 range.

It’s useless talking to PTCL. They are more worried about how broaband is pushing down their voice revenue and therefore are hell bent on stopping it.

Sheikh I-don’t-know-my-mama Chilli

]]> By: Asad http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-6 Asad Mon, 12 Jun 2006 18:00:41 +0000 http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-6 Same old, same old. That is the same interview as any previous one. Spider should stop taking new interviews and keep reprinting older ones to save time and cost since there is almost always nothing new. Same old, same old. That is the same interview as any previous one. Spider should stop taking new interviews and keep reprinting older ones to save time and cost since there is almost always nothing new.

]]> By: Sheikh Chilli http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-5 Sheikh Chilli Mon, 12 Jun 2006 14:50:26 +0000 http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-5 This guy, Ansar-ul-Haq, is a devious weasel, fronting a typical seth-run bijnis. Did you notice that on his end, Sub Acha Hai, while PTCL is the evil one. Well, Mr. "Haq", how can Maxcom provide better DSL, at half your prices, in the same market ?. Is PTCL their chacha jaan ?. Magic ?. Could it be... that you are a money-grubbing organisation with high overheads, that compels you to scalp your little troupe of 'elite' customers ?. Shahzada Alam (PTA) should kick PTCL's ass until they become a insaan ka bacha and start treating their customers with some respect. The present govt. of Lotas should back him up. Thereafter, Cybernet and other corrupt, in-efficient and bloated enterprises can be chucked on the heap of history. This guy, Ansar-ul-Haq, is a devious weasel, fronting a typical seth-run bijnis. Did you notice that on his end, Sub Acha Hai, while PTCL is the evil one. Well, Mr. “Haq”, how can Maxcom provide better DSL, at half your prices, in the same market ?. Is PTCL their chacha jaan ?. Magic ?.

Could it be… that you are a money-grubbing organisation with high overheads, that compels you to scalp your little troupe of ‘elite’ customers ?.

Shahzada Alam (PTA) should kick PTCL’s ass until they become a insaan ka bacha and start treating their customers with some respect. The present govt. of Lotas should back him up. Thereafter, Cybernet and other corrupt, in-efficient and bloated enterprises can be chucked on the heap of history.

]]> By: maliksaab http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-4 maliksaab Sun, 04 Jun 2006 11:12:08 +0000 http://wiredpakistan.com/2006/06/02/interview-with-ispak-and-cybernet/#comment-4 The answer to that last question seems positive. Hope that it definitely happens. Verily, PTCL's monopoly has to be broken and pretty soon it will be (inshallah). The answer to that last question seems positive. Hope that it definitely happens.

Verily, PTCL’s monopoly has to be broken and pretty soon it will be (inshallah).

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