[ANN] MOYA Networks - Bringing Data to Africa at the Speed of Light - page 22.

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Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

Yes, what would be the justification that africa would not need a fast internet connection? In the phase our world is going today, everything is going online and digital. Thus the need for a high caliber internet network is a must for every nation especially those that needs further development.

Africa has a big population,and has a big potential to progress and develop more if given attention. and there are also lots of educated and intelligent people in that country but they are a bit left behind with technology, Moya Networks catering to Africas need for quality internet service can help boost Africa and its people.

I just wondered if Moya's has really have a capability to resolves the issues problem were Africa is facing this kind of circumstances to their own country? Since that this nation is in the process of innovation in terms of changing and upgrading their technology to this kind of development.

Hi. Good question! We do have the capability which comes from our partners and experienced team. For example the Ocean cable is being built by Alcatel, The Land cables are being built by Huawei and others. Moya organizes the world's technical expertise and puts it together with its telecommunications, business and legal knowledge to implement this project.

Wow these are great partnerships in terms of which companies would do the actual leg work of the infra. Can you still name some of the company's or third parties that Moya is currently working with? Thanks.

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Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

Yes, what would be the justification that africa would not need a fast internet connection? In the phase our world is going today, everything is going online and digital. Thus the need for a high caliber internet network is a must for every nation especially those that needs further development.

Africa has a big population,and has a big potential to progress and develop more if given attention. and there are also lots of educated and intelligent people in that country but they are a bit left behind with technology, Moya Networks catering to Africas need for quality internet service can help boost Africa and its people.

I just wondered if Moya's has really have a capability to resolves the issues problem were Africa is facing this kind of circumstances to their own country? Since that this nation is in the process of innovation in terms of changing and upgrading their technology to this kind of development.

Hi. Good question! We do have the capability which comes from our partners and experienced team. For example the Ocean cable is being built by Alcatel, The Land cables are being built by Huawei and others. Moya organizes the world's technical expertise and puts it together with its telecommunications, business and legal knowledge to implement this project.

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Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

Yes, what would be the justification that africa would not need a fast internet connection? In the phase our world is going today, everything is going online and digital. Thus the need for a high caliber internet network is a must for every nation especially those that needs further development.

Africa has a big population,and has a big potential to progress and develop more if given attention. and there are also lots of educated and intelligent people in that country but they are a bit left behind with technology, Moya Networks catering to Africas need for quality internet service can help boost Africa and its people.

I just wondered if Moya's has really have a capability to resolves the issues problem were Africa is facing this kind of circumstances to their own country? Since that this nation is in the process of innovation in terms of changing and upgrading their technology to this kind of development.

I think more that focusing on the problem, Moya would jump start an innovative approach towards developing Africa's issue in network solution. Any improvement would benefit the country a lot that would help further development. With what Moya is bringing in to the table, solving the problems as what you have mentioned would just follow.

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Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

Yes, what would be the justification that africa would not need a fast internet connection? In the phase our world is going today, everything is going online and digital. Thus the need for a high caliber internet network is a must for every nation especially those that needs further development.

Africa has a big population,and has a big potential to progress and develop more if given attention. and there are also lots of educated and intelligent people in that country but they are a bit left behind with technology, Moya Networks catering to Africas need for quality internet service can help boost Africa and its people.

I just wondered if Moya's has really have a capability to resolves the issues problem were Africa is facing this kind of circumstances to their own country? Since that this nation is in the process of innovation in terms of changing and upgrading their technology to this kind of development.

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This is to request Moya Networks to confirm when the Pre-ICO will end..

The Pre ICO ends November 14, 2017. The ICO starts November 15, 2017 to December 15, 2017. Following are resources for Moya:

COMMUNITY

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Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

The short answer is yes--most definitely.

It is projected that by 2020 there will be more than 700m smartphone connections in Africa — more than twice the projected number in North America and not far from the total in Europe.

In Nigeria alone, 16 smartphones are sold every minute, while mobile data traffic across Africa is set to increase 15-fold by 2020.

So we are very confident that the capcity is required and can be purchased if priced properly.

How much will your services cost?

sorry we cant say now for competitive reasons but we will aim to charge prices similar to the much more competitive markets in Europe (e.g. London)

Another question, will you be capping data?

For example if they avail your lowest plan will there be a limit for their usage? TIA moya networks.

It is industry practice to cap data. Moya will encourage very high caps eventually moving to no caps. Data sold to ISPs and large operators will be of very large quantities so if they choose to cap the end user the caps will be high as well.

Thankyou for the answering.

The impression that you always reply asap is always a good sign for investors like us. Keep us posted moya networks. Cheesy

That's why more investors are coming in into this project of Moya because of this matters anyway. And besides, I think this is a big challenge to Moya because Africa was a big populations But I knew they can handle this as well properly.

Africa is one of the last "blue oceans" for the tech business, a vast market that is ripe for development and profit but has gone largely untouched. This is what Moya is all about.being ready for this data demand.

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This is to request Moya Networks to confirm when the Pre-ICO will end..

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I hope that Moya will hav more social media campaign. I have’t seen any ads on insta or in FB while I have seen other coins that are advertised there. With good social media ads more people will be aware of this project and more investors will come. Support Moya!

Hello. We have started some targeted FB adds today. More to come! Thanks for the tip

Great move. Advertisements are a must for projects like this one. It is just right to invest a lot in advertising your project. To spread awareness about it. Specially at times like this where people are getting more and more curious about crypto currencies and are looking for ways to get in the game.

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Quote from: Ganerch on November 10, 2017, 08:53:47 AM

I hope that Moya will hav more social media campaign. I have’t seen any ads on insta or in FB while I have seen other coins that are advertised there. With good social media ads more people will be aware of this project and more investors will come. Support Moya!

Hello. We have started some targeted FB adds today. More to come! Thanks for the tip

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I hope that Moya will hav more social media campaign. I have’t seen any ads on insta or in FB while I have seen other coins that are advertised there. With good social media ads more people will be aware of this project and more investors will come. Support Moya!

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Quote from: benalexis12 on November 09, 2017, 04:14:27 PM

We need a cheap reliable way to measure Internet performance at various places throughout Africa. And we need to compare the results with data from other regions and track changes over time, i think Moya Network will do this project alone.

Indeed, Moya has a unique style to resolve the internet data connection to their area location. I do believed that most of their community will support there project due to it is for the development of their technology changes. I think this the right time for them to upgrade their technology.

One solution I can see is more ISP Companies, More Market C ompetition, Less internet package value. The problem in most countries is that ISP are being monopolized by 1 company which serves/ provides internet to other company. The result is, regulated slow but expensive internet. Really hopes MOYA solve the issue and make Africa an example of Internet speed excellence.

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Quote from: ssozi_michael on November 08, 2017, 01:15:45 PM

Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

The short answer is yes--most definitely.

It is projected that by 2020 there will be more than 700m smartphone connections in Africa — more than twice the projected number in North America and not far from the total in Europe.

In Nigeria alone, 16 smartphones are sold every minute, while mobile data traffic across Africa is set to increase 15-fold by 2020.

So we are very confident that the capcity is required and can be purchased if priced properly.

Wow these are great numbers to provided. How did you come up with this data? Given the exponential growth of the demand for a fast network for Africa, thi Moya project would help a lot of people meet their needs.

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Continuing in the true spirit(for me) of crypto and blockchain, good luck with the project.

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Quote from: ssozi_michael on November 08, 2017, 01:15:45 PM

Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

The short answer is yes--most definitely.

It is projected that by 2020 there will be more than 700m smartphone connections in Africa — more than twice the projected number in North America and not far from the total in Europe.

In Nigeria alone, 16 smartphones are sold every minute, while mobile data traffic across Africa is set to increase 15-fold by 2020.

So we are very confident that the capcity is required and can be purchased if priced properly.

How much will your services cost?

sorry we cant say now for competitive reasons but we will aim to charge prices similar to the much more competitive markets in Europe (e.g. London)

Another question, will you be capping data?

For example if they avail your lowest plan will there be a limit for their usage? TIA moya networks.

It is industry practice to cap data. Moya will encourage very high caps eventually moving to no caps. Data sold to ISPs and large operators will be of very large quantities so if they choose to cap the end user the caps will be high as well.

Thankyou for the answering.

The impression that you always reply asap is always a good sign for investors like us. Keep us posted moya networks. Cheesy

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Quote from: ssozi_michael on November 08, 2017, 01:15:45 PM

Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

Yes, what would be the justification that africa would not need a fast internet connection? In the phase our world is going today, everything is going online and digital. Thus the need for a high caliber internet network is a must for every nation especially those that needs further development.

Africa has a big population,and has a big potential to progress and develop more if given attention. and there are also lots of educated and intelligent people in that country but they are a bit left behind with technology, Moya Networks catering to Africas need for quality internet service can help boost Africa and its people.

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Quote from: FostTheGreat on November 08, 2017, 01:27:11 PM

Quote from: Moya Networks on November 08, 2017, 01:26:10 PM

Quote from: ssozi_michael on November 08, 2017, 01:15:45 PM

Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

The short answer is yes--most definitely.

It is projected that by 2020 there will be more than 700m smartphone connections in Africa — more than twice the projected number in North America and not far from the total in Europe.

In Nigeria alone, 16 smartphones are sold every minute, while mobile data traffic across Africa is set to increase 15-fold by 2020.

So we are very confident that the capcity is required and can be purchased if priced properly.

How much will your services cost?

sorry we cant say now for competitive reasons but we will aim to charge prices similar to the much more competitive markets in Europe (e.g. London)

Another question, will you be capping data?

For example if they avail your lowest plan will there be a limit for their usage? TIA moya networks.

It is industry practice to cap data. Moya will encourage very high caps eventually moving to no caps. Data sold to ISPs and large operators will be of very large quantities so if they choose to cap the end user the caps will be high as well.

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Quote from: ssozi_michael on November 08, 2017, 01:15:45 PM

Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

The short answer is yes--most definitely.

It is projected that by 2020 there will be more than 700m smartphone connections in Africa — more than twice the projected number in North America and not far from the total in Europe.

In Nigeria alone, 16 smartphones are sold every minute, while mobile data traffic across Africa is set to increase 15-fold by 2020.

So we are very confident that the capcity is required and can be purchased if priced properly.

How much will your services cost?

sorry we cant say now for competitive reasons but we will aim to charge prices similar to the much more competitive markets in Europe (e.g. London)

Another question, will you be capping data?

For example if they avail your lowest plan will there be a limit for their usage? TIA moya networks.

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Quote from: ssozi_michael on November 08, 2017, 01:15:45 PM

Based on the poverty levels in Africa , does Africa really need the capacity Moya networks is yet to deliver?

Yes, what would be the justification that africa would not need a fast internet connection? In the phase our world is going today, everything is going online and digital. Thus the need for a high caliber internet network is a must for every nation especially those that needs further development.

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MOYA networks will help a lot in Africa i read a lot of MOYA networks they build a large cables under the sea as i can see i don't know how it works why they build a cable under the sea for the fastest internet connection like speed of light.. anyway thanks MOYA networks to be part of this campaign I learned a lot of your websites and to your projects as well i hope will became successful project in near future.

A huge leap to africa from technological advancement if they would experience fast internet because mostly business is connected now through internet ang industries are now upgrading from manual to automation with the new trends in the market MOYA project will initiate this in africa lets support the project

this generation is a fast paced environment already. we have artificial intelligence that help us to make easy our daily life. now we have internet to gather information and to communicate to people in any part of the world. with the help of moya network they will bring an extra opportunities to the people living there to compete in the society and help them to achieve more in life with the help of internet access in africa.

If you can see some people there doesn't have enough food, when they die they're eaten by Raven that's a sad thing Sad

( This fiber thing will help them in the future. It will advance their business if this people can learn to speak in english with high speed internet BPO company can come to them and employ

Africa is one of the most populated country in the world. Most of the people there are also educated so the demand for high-speed internet connectivity is high. And they really need this groundbreaking technological infrastructure for them to progress and keep pace.

Yes Africa is a big continent too and though there are parts in there that are not yet developed but parts also are advancing already in technology. I envy them for having Moya’s support. You are right they will need this good internet speed for the progress they are going make in this continent.

Yes. Internet will have a massive impact in our economy and fuel new innovative industries. It also generates societal change by connecting individuals and communities, and provides access to education and information. But not all countries have harnessed the Internet's benefits to the same degree. That is why Moya Networks want to build Submarine cables around Africa for them to utilize Internet to its maximum use.

After they succeed in africa, Let's look forward that moya can also build or expand through other countries that need fast and reliable internet connection. Well, I hope they can expand in the philippines as well.

I am also hoping for that. Our country is a developing country that really need a fast and affordable internet connection. We know how internet is very important in today's life specially we are now in the Digital era. Businesses with a high speed internet connection will let you connect smoothly all over the world.

Yes specially we're holding different cryptos, where you need fast internet to monitor them, internet is really the key in this era.

That is right. Businesses are now thinking of entering Blockchain ( some already adopt Blockchain technology). In order to adopt Blockchain technology and use it effectively, Companies should have a fast and stable connection. This project could really help Africa to develops its country and progress.

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We need a cheap reliable way to measure Internet performance at various places throughout Africa. And we need to compare the results with data from other regions and track changes over time, i think Moya Network will do this project alone.

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