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MyT and Wanadoo ADSL prices going down!

17 December 2006 By Avinash Meetoo 44 Comments

Seems that Nomad has lost the battle as both Telecom Plus and Mauritius Telecom have updated their websites with their new prices.

 

MyT

The normal MyT package is now Rs 750 + VAT (previously it was offered at Rs 990 + VAT). This is for 256kbit/s and 1Gb of “garantie d’usage”. In today’s difficult times, Rs 240 + VAT of savings is not bad at all.

Wanadoo ADSL

The normal Wanadoo ADSL package (garanteed 128kbit/s access) is also offered at Rs 750 + VAT. Personally, I prefer the MyT offer because of the Wifi connection but you may want (you bloody pirate :-) ) a garanteed bandwidth…

Nomad

No price decrease at all! The normal Nomad Home (garanteed 128kbit/s access) is still being offered at Rs 890 + VAT. Of course, Nomad is also available at 64kbit/s at only Rs 550 + VAT.

Let’s see how Nomad reacts to these new offers…

(Photo courtesy of NaOH)

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  1. vicks says

    18 December 2006 at 07:12

    welcome back to Mauritius!! :)

    nomad is offering free wireless optical mouse for new clients(first 500) :P

    with all the bad publicity about nomad + now a price higher than telecom+… gonna be hard..
    Unless they pull up special packages as they did uom students

  2. avinash says

    18 December 2006 at 07:59

    Yes, it’s going to be tough for Nomad but they’ll have to decrease their price to keep up. This competition is beneficial for all of us…

    Perhaps we’ll have our 2Mbit/s connection at Rs 500 per month in a not too distant future after all :-)

  3. Sundeep says

    18 December 2006 at 10:44

    well i hope the nomad guys will review their price..anyways..right now my nomad 128kbps come cheaper than the normal nomad 64kbps..that’s due to the 1 yr 50% discount offered to UoM students..hopefully that would decrease too..
    however one point to note..
    there was a period..that is just before the infotech..nomad connection was real crap..and it seems like it is better now..since i have not had any connection probs..anyways..am sure the price of MyT will fall as well..bt for now..my dad doesn’t wanna pay more :-s so i’ll have to stick with nomad for some more time..
    At the infotech of last year..the company MTML claimed they would b launching their wireless internet offer in about a month..they said the same thing this year as well..and till now still nothing..
    anyways..let’s c..
    the internet prices in general are bound to decrease sooner or later..

  4. aadil says

    18 December 2006 at 10:46

    So MT lowered its prices. Fine.

    But I wanted to say that the above picture is a really cool one. ^^)b

    If you have some more interesting Flickr then do post ’em! :)

  5. vicks says

    18 December 2006 at 11:36

    hmmm 2Mbits :) :D

    for my 512.. it took about 2 years to move from 2500 to about 1500

    we’ll have to wait see what “EASSy” does for Mauritius !
    and maybe MTML might spice up the competition..

  6. Khalil A. says

    18 December 2006 at 22:06

    I see that the Flickr magic is growing on you! Cool picture.

  7. avinash says

    18 December 2006 at 22:22

    Yep. Flickr is great. I’m slowly understanding its philosophy and I am amazed :-)

  8. Sundeep says

    19 December 2006 at 11:21

    http://www.flickrbabes.com is also a..hmm..wonderful collection of pictures..
    the pictures are very artistic..and the gurl..works of art

    [NOTICE : Not to open with ur wife/gf around..]

  9. avinash says

    19 December 2006 at 15:38

    Thanks Sundeep for your this very artistic (ahem!) site… :-)

  10. killer04 says

    19 December 2006 at 17:41

    Very artistic indeed :o

  11. killer04 says

    20 December 2006 at 19:17

    I don’t really know if MTML will be offering its ADSL for a much cheaper price than MT. I check MTNL’s site for india and i checked their tariffs. For ADSL 256k with no download limit they charge RS 949. I know that the indian currency has less value than the mauritian rupee but i was expecting better from MTML. Hope that they offer better prices in future for unlimited downloading.

  12. vicks says

    21 December 2006 at 07:31

    But one thing you must think about.. its competition.. if MTML introduces ADSL in Mauritius, they should at least meet the price of telecom+ if not beat telecom+ price
    else lol.. (ki serti) :)

  13. killer04 says

    22 December 2006 at 13:24

    Yes you are right. The competition would be very beneficial for us. Finally MT is getting a real competitor. Nomad doesnt count due to its high prices and its lame connection speed.

  14. V says

    4 January 2007 at 21:47

    I PREFER MYT THAN NOMAD.BEST SERVICES THAN NOMAD.

  15. Yaseen says

    7 January 2007 at 17:12

    Still talking of kbps these days?
    That really situates us badly in this world of today!

  16. coupé_jetter_copy_ paste says

    12 January 2007 at 16:04

    hey yo pena ene pli honete ki so cam.mwa mo p servi nomad depi 8mois..tahee service plis CAKES ki ena sa!dans plein centre Q.bornes pas gagne rezo kan ena la pluie… limewire pas capave connect ni aucun p2p program!connection pas stable,problem lor msn messenger…enfin nomad ene bon ti medecine pou monte tension!!
    Dcl pa faire conection adsl home!li ti bon dans le passe…
    my T so prix mari Jah mais al prend renseignement man!si capave connect lor p2p pgm..naïba!! adsl la 2mega zis pou site local! 256kbps la package 10hrs ki so prix bon.apres tout ena limit download!!
    Ban mandailere ene apre lot!B4 saying good better best…regarde si ban co ltd la ena limit download..
    pou mwa ene bon service c ene co ltd ki propose adsl a ene prix raisonable sans limit download et ki accept ban p2p program…
    my choice is Telecom+
    kel honte de parler en kbps dans un cyber island!alors kil existe des connection T3,Oc4 ailleur!
    Check also ban prix adsl aol…
    Anyway ban bien friké pou trouve prix la bon!

  17. Anil says

    5 February 2007 at 21:51

    Let’s be reasonable:
    What we all badly desire is an increase in speed, not a decrease in price.
    Can anyone justify why the two packages 128K and 512K have still been offered for more than 3 years now? Anyone sure can afford spending an extra few hundred rupees. Why not double 128K to 256K while maintaining the same bloody price?

  18. Shaaz says

    14 April 2007 at 11:14

    England ADSL 8Mb/s is 10Pound (Rs600)
    France ADSL 20Mb/s is 9.90Euro (RS400)
    India ADSL 2Mb/s is Rs700
    Ireland ADSL 8Mb/s is 20Euro (Rs800)
    Mauritius ADSL 1Mb/s is Rs6400 +vat
    Please dont call our country ‘Cyber Island’ People will laugh at us.

  19. avinash says

    14 April 2007 at 13:08

    Yeah. Everything is so expensive here.

  20. Lord_F3X says

    24 April 2007 at 01:31

    There’s an explanation for the price. someone told me that it’s cause of the number of people among which the connection is shared. As you know, when you say 20Mbps ADSL, it’s not dedicated, no matter which ISP you use. In Europe and India, the number of people who pay for ADSL covers up the cost… some maths stuff, which makes that it’s possible to put a lower price and yet make a profit. Just try decreasing the price below SAFE tariff… you’re going to kill local ISP’s… Someone come up with a better solution…………………….. oh, SAFE’s price is going to go down next year with the end of MT’s monopoly on it…. then you can be sure it’s going to be a price war among all ISP’s.

  21. Ashvin says

    3 December 2007 at 16:39

    Hey guys,guess this is a MYT community here ! Well everyone talkin abt speed ..bandwidth..connectivity blah blah blah,etc… Thers one thing i wanna know,is it true on MYT we can download only 1 GB which means i.e I download one movie on rapidhare n some clips n dats it ? i cant download anymore without my bills gettin screwed at the end of da month ??? Am currently usin Nomad for 1.5years n am really thinkin of changin to smethin better, i love downloads on P2Ps specially, so if anyne can just give me some advice what shud i choose whould be great , thanks u wonderful ppl.MA EMAIL IS
    ANy advices are welcome

  22. Sei says

    5 January 2008 at 12:21

    You are not billed for the excess usage – it’s just that the speed will not be guaranteed past the 1GB limit (I haven’t really seen it happen though)
    However, I’ve noticed something when downloading torrents now. Torrents don’t work at all :/
    I always get “connection closed by peer” which seems to be caused by MT restricting the connection. Torrents were working well just 2 weeks ago…Dunno if that’s happening to other myT users

  23. Pissoff with myt says

    7 January 2008 at 01:58

    Welcome Sires Ashvin and Sei to our great Cyber Island,

    These recent months MT has been pushing hard to grasp new subscribers again and what has happened is that after downloading your emails or some files…and these have exceeded 1 GB, the speed for downloading drops from 10~30KB/s to 0.15~4.25KB/s…what sucks more is that when you surf on the internet, the connection is worse than a 56K connection. You can’t surf nor download a 1 MB file. Yeah…no joke…you can check what I’m saying.

    Anyway…long live our dear republic with all these “volers” that are sharing the astronomical profit that MT makes every year and are hampering the development. Don’t ask Sithanen to drop the price because this is the one source where a lot of money goes to the state.

  24. Kevin Devil says

    19 January 2008 at 07:30

    I have been using nomad and due to reception problem they came to cancel my subscription and I’m pretty happy cOz myT is worth the price although it is a bit tough for student’s POcket….
    But be beware those who have Windows Vista there is a connection problem…if you use your USB port to connect to your livebox then it will have some problems cause drivers for the usb connection on vista is not available yet.
    You can get the driver for the wifi dongle also there ..4 vista

    See here in the download section::::
    http://www.myt.mu/myt_espace_abonne_compte.php

  25. sley says

    12 March 2008 at 10:08

    i am using nomad 64kps and when i play world of warcraft onlineit does not connect at all if i take the 512kps connection will it be good or it is better to take my t?

  26. shivam says

    16 March 2008 at 15:48

    on what server are u playing?

  27. Plzfoolme says

    28 March 2008 at 14:16

    Anyone with some feedback on Emtel’s 3.5G service?

  28. NASRULLAH says

    10 April 2008 at 22:08

    Mtml has just launched AZU broadband internet for laptop, I do need some comments on the new comer in the sphere of broadband.
    Thank you

  29. Arshad-Dj gothboyz says

    17 April 2008 at 21:28

    myt is da best in our country..but the price is higher and many person can’t afford it???if possible reduce the price..nice new named given ORANGE

  30. ritz says

    19 April 2008 at 09:57

    The MTML uses EVDO technology and gives 3 packages. The speed is 256-800 Kbps and the max theoretical is 2.4 Mbps. The price is quite affordable but for the unlimited package, pa facil sa; check sa rs 2999+ vat. lafaya non.

  31. m.barbu says

    25 April 2008 at 14:50

    I have ADSL abonnement with orange and today i see that i cant sent e-mail i cant check my e-mail.what happens /???????

  32. lord_f3x says

    29 April 2008 at 11:23

    for the time being, I agree that MyT is the best.

    But the future lies in 3.5G and 4G
    MTML uses 2.5G/3G technology in the wireless phones: max: 2.4Mbps
    Emtel uses 3.5G (HSDPA): max: 3.6Mbps
    will soon go 4G with WiMax
    Nomad uses 4G: WiMax: yes, they don’t seem to be very good currently. But mind you, this technology can go up to 100Mbps at maturity.
    btw, ADSL2+ does 30Mbps max.

  33. lord_f3x says

    29 April 2008 at 15:34

    sorry, 14.4Mbps for HSDPA

  34. Ash says

    31 May 2008 at 02:18

    Soon Orange will launch 2mb/s and price will beging to fall that’a a tips guys

  35. Ash says

    31 May 2008 at 02:19

    2mb/s will cost about Rs6000 and 1mb/s about Rs 3500 :)

  36. carrotmadman6 says

    1 June 2008 at 10:55

    @Ash
    1Mbps – Rs. 3.5k

    So what’s the fuss? :(

    Who can afford that? Better take Azu’s 2.4Mbps at 2.2k! :)

  37. Ash says

    4 June 2008 at 04:26

    lol :)

  38. Mg says

    4 August 2008 at 18:31

    Hey lord_fx3 100MBs per sec………. wired fa ports offer 100mbps max, the newest wifi n offers about 53 mbs max…… and you are taking over 100mbps over a mobile network….. is that sense that you are talking?????? well i may be wrong either…. but i sincerely dont think that will happened as every wireless net is connected to a wired network…….

  39. Avinash Bhoyrub says

    29 October 2008 at 09:59

    nomad service is very bad , the don’t send u bills n claim u after severals months n when u call them abt the bills they tell u thats its my fault , better myt no complains

  40. muammar says

    18 November 2008 at 14:26

    myt is best

  41. muammar says

    18 November 2008 at 14:29

    i prefer myt than nomad because of wireless

  42. lordoftrancebob says

    24 February 2009 at 22:22

    hey kevin devil, thanks for the link to download the driver for vista! thanks a lot! ;)

  43. Dreamworld says

    19 July 2010 at 04:31

    The 512K is low at certain time. When we’ll pass a10 Mb. It’s suppose to be a Cyber ISland and we’re still 512K. Romeo

  44. Rudof says

    24 August 2010 at 22:23

    10Mbps?
    Are you joking or what?
    And Mauritius was never meant to be a ‘cyber island’. Maybe our current President knows how to define it for you :-D

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