here’s the real prob!!
kan mne fini retourne modem pane gagne nouvel nomad ditou(ni bill,ni call,etc..)B lerla mw aussi mo pane pren conte MAIS apres 1ans mne gagne 1 lettre de la compagnie SOGEREC ki mo dois nomad rs10000
mo call nomad tout de suite mo explique zot bien lerla zot dir ki zotte compren moi tousa, mais mo bizin get sa ar SOGEREC la et SOGEREC dir mw tel nomad

plz i really need your help guys!!

MAINTENANT MO DONE ZOTE LA RAISON POURQUOI MO DETESTER NOMAD

Ine gagne kelke jour de cela mo ti active nomad et mo fine paye zote ene montant***.**pour le moui ki p vini et mo ti suposer pa gagne bill sa mois la mais zote in facture moi ene montant pou 2 mois, depuis sa jour la mo pa fine aret tel zote des fois pa gagne zote des fois quand mo reusi gagne ene customer care li dire moi line laisse 1 note lor mo docier ki departement finance pou prend contact avec moi mais jamais, zote dire ine corect mais kand mo lot bill vini tjour la meme chose, donc moi imbecile ki mo eter mo perdi mo les temps ar call zote, mone caspiye mo credit, mo fine perdi ene journee travail + mo pay ene taxi pou ale la bas pou resoudre ene problem kote ti capave regler lors telephone.. mone rente kote banlas agent travail je veux dire sur le plateau, ena environ 6 a 7 dimoune pe travail mone mari etoner… bref voila mon histoire (mone ecrire en creole pou ki zote tous comprend) MERCI.

Read the link above. Nomad is cheating.

May i safely drop Nomad for ADSL?

read more: http://www.nomad.mu/nomad_home.html

So where to start? (who stole your money )

but the guts they had to stay afloat regardless with the ferocity
of the competition is not easy; especially if you don’t have billion to invest!

wait what?

err: http://www.nomad.mu/aboutus.html

ADB is headquartered in Dubai and is part of a conglomerate of sister companies, including:

Galana Petroleum Limited:

Based in Dubai, GPL supplies oil products to countries in East Africa and the Indian Ocean region;

Africa Digital Bridges Free Zone:

Based in the Dubai Internet City, ADB-FZ provides mobile computing solutions to enterprises in
Dubai;

Africa Digital Bridges Networks Ltd:

Operating in Mauritius under the trade name “Nomad”, ADBN provides Internet services to enterprises and households;

Indian Ocean Commodities Ltd:

Based in Dubai, provides food & beverage products to wholesale and retail markets across the
Middle East & Africa. “Nomad”, ADBN provides Internet services to enterprises and
households;

Tell me something new.

I think that your attitude is unwarranted and doesn’t deserve my intellectual gratitude!
Im not flamming but really dude…if you knew, you really wouldnt…I dnt think you were there when we had our problems and frustration.. Its easy to talk.

I’m an owner of my own company, it’s not easy these days to have a
proper cash flow at the end of the month.

Agreed;BUT, do you ever make something that will make YOUR company have bad reputation or worst, make your customers angry?
I have seen a business myself, and i know abt the weight of having to feed a family at the end of the month and at the same time,
work on loss to make yourself known to the business. They have bad equipments maybe? Laughable…..Try to get to the internal LAN and
then you will experience true speed…so the problem is definetly HUMAN…but if they dont care abt troubleshooting where there is trouble,
what you expect? Profit and encouragement…?

DCL and Mauripost closed down; but nomad didn’t.
http://www.dcl.mu/services/ ~ DCL has been an Internet Service Provider since 2001 and still is FYI.
Mauripost is out.

so mate, stop throwing mud onto a Company with limited resources,
limited expertise be it human resource or technical, try to appreciate
their willingness to be the only ISP for years to compete although never
successfully;

See first quote…especially in respect with “limited resources”…or better check before claiming stuffs.

To end, with this:
laudable with the price range they were offering the tertiary students.
400rs i think for 128 or 64kbps.
Laughable maybe yes…because at the end of the day it came out more expensive that it was before… Wondering how?

1) Pay a monthly contract where you barely get to the net (google homepage cant even load..sighs) or at best…enough to look for something on google…as for
loading the page, thats another story…12kbps…really

2) connect to 312 1212 or use smartnet solutions because you have no choice and need net (academic reasons or otherwise)

3) Phone call them where YOU pay and either dont get it solved or they put you on waiting… I would gladly testify on the
numerous occasions where i was put on hold without my call being taking on the first place for more than 20 mins in some cases,
or having them cut on my face.

So what do you expect? Encouragements? I had an internal source who told me that complaints are registered, BUT it NEVER reaches the top
management, and despite the catastrophic direction they are heading to, the top management didnt deem it fit to inquire, they have their
share of responsability as well… if it falls, would definetly be of human miss management.

You being an IT graduate, it’s really disgusting throwing this post!!
:s
Maybe im reaching the wrong conclusion, but does that mean that being an IT graduate, we dont have the right to complain, especially
when we have showed to you all the flaws present and you were taking our money? I still recall how yashvin was approached to talk to them
(why would you bother is you have a working system,….or not)or when he was debugging for them (telling them why he wasnt connection because of the BTS id
wrongly assigned..). We aint perfect Sir, but when you reach the limit of frustration (coupled with the fact that you couldnt cancel for one year,
poor customer/quality service, reluctancy to admit failure, being rude to customer) so maybe,….at least maybe, before reaching wrong conclusion..look at the background which led to this. Thank you.

Ex Nomad user.

p.s. I wnt deny that the connection was okay…for the first 3 months (approx) at least…then, nightmare.

The product is good, it’s just that they have too few antennas, are not very good at determining if you will have a good service, and launched too early… What else would explain why the same Rabbit modem works perfectly in Australia and other countries, but not in Mauritius?

See Emtel, they’re taking their time with the same WiMax technology, and haven’t launched it yet for retail (only businesses, and you get an external antenna)…