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Quote from: yrrehc16 on October 27, 2017, 01:24:12 PM

if you can get the connection on that country as fast as you promise what will be the total cost of it for the people ?
there are many connection now like fiber dsl and what so ever! what are you plans on this and what are you gonna use ! will 5G be available or maybe higher ?

We will connect our submarine cable capacity to ISPs, Wireless providers and fibre to the home distributors.
Distribution to Businesses and homes will be by fibre. 5G will be adopted by the Wireless providers.

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Based on my experience, I was using a normal cabled internet.. it was really really slow, Download speed is always around 1-3mbps. that aint enough.. But when fiber optic cables entered our country our speed increased to 20mbps. Imagine things and the productivity with that speed.

Let's all help make the world a better place.

Let's help africa.

Most of Africa accesses the internet using feature mobile phones (not smart phones). Very often the speeds are way below 1mbps. So with new mobile technologies (3G and 4G) using the Moya's High speed Broadband services data speeds are bound to increase in Africa.

Oh yeah, that's the other thing..

Below 1mbps is really a pain. So, if you guys will be able to establish in africa. How fast will their connection be?

Depends on the End Users technology (e.g. mobile, Fibre modem, WiFi). We estimate 5-20Mbps. We will have plenty of speed on our end so as the end user technologies improve some customers will be able to get speeds up to 50Mbps. Keep in mind that average African speeds is 0.4Mbps.

Thankyou for this information. That's a big difference, make it happen moya networks, we're counting on you Cheesy

We are anxious to get the project going. Thanks for your support.

from 0.4 MBPS to 5-50 Mbps, that is a huge difference! Africa must be very excited to use MOYA NETWORKS internet service.

It really is that slow!

here in the Philippines our internet connection is very slow.. our 2 giant telecommunication companies manipulate every player that enter the marker.. they monopolize the communication industries.. thats why even their service is so slow to the point cant even watch movies in the internet or download movies. we cant do anything because they are the only one that provides internet service. i hope in african countries this will not happen as well. with the help of moya network that they will provide 10-50mbps connection thats good thing..

when politics is involved in any aspect of technology, always expect dirty manipulation and profit-oriented mindsets. i do hope moya will have contingencies to deal with these kinds of things.

you're right .. its not a healthy market in our end.. because that 2 giant telecommunication companies make all the profits but the service is no good at all. even chinese billionaire Jack Ma point out our internet is very slow in his recent stay here in the philippines. government should open the market if that 2 companies cant handle their service very well.

From ph too bro internet connection really sucks..imagine how I waited (7years I guess) from the first time I try to avail ISP service and had able to avail one just last week for the reason that our area is not covered by their service..and take note I was limited to purchased a up to 5mbps plan due to same reason yet when i try running a speedtest I only get less than mbps result. Hope few years from now moya would reach our country..lol

We will certainly look at partnering with companies in other parts of the world who share our vision of providing high quality data at reasonable prices.

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i would recommend TELSTRA and converge on this! if you need partners that want to invest and have cheaper cost you might look over there profile Cheesy

i want to see collaboration on this and hopefully not just Africa but the whole world !
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Will check them out. We have an Asian partner already who is helping us with connections to Asia.

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Based on my experience, I was using a normal cabled internet.. it was really really slow, Download speed is always around 1-3mbps. that aint enough.. But when fiber optic cables entered our country our speed increased to 20mbps. Imagine things and the productivity with that speed.

Let's all help make the world a better place.

Let's help africa.

Most of Africa accesses the internet using feature mobile phones (not smart phones). Very often the speeds are way below 1mbps. So with new mobile technologies (3G and 4G) using the Moya's High speed Broadband services data speeds are bound to increase in Africa.

Oh yeah, that's the other thing..

Below 1mbps is really a pain. So, if you guys will be able to establish in africa. How fast will their connection be?

Depends on the End Users technology (e.g. mobile, Fibre modem, WiFi). We estimate 5-20Mbps. We will have plenty of speed on our end so as the end user technologies improve some customers will be able to get speeds up to 50Mbps. Keep in mind that average African speeds is 0.4Mbps.

Thankyou for this information. That's a big difference, make it happen moya networks, we're counting on you Cheesy

We are anxious to get the project going. Thanks for your support.

from 0.4 MBPS to 5-50 Mbps, that is a huge difference! Africa must be very excited to use MOYA NETWORKS internet service.

It really is that slow!

here in the Philippines our internet connection is very slow.. our 2 giant telecommunication companies manipulate every player that enter the marker.. they monopolize the communication industries.. thats why even their service is so slow to the point cant even watch movies in the internet or download movies. we cant do anything because they are the only one that provides internet service. i hope in african countries this will not happen as well. with the help of moya network that they will provide 10-50mbps connection thats good thing..

when politics is involved in any aspect of technology, always expect dirty manipulation and profit-oriented mindsets. i do hope moya will have contingencies to deal with these kinds of things.

you're right .. its not a healthy market in our end.. because that 2 giant telecommunication companies make all the profits but the service is no good at all. even chinese billionaire Jack Ma point out our internet is very slow in his recent stay here in the philippines. government should open the market if that 2 companies cant handle their service very well.

From ph too bro internet connection really sucks..imagine how I waited (7years I guess) from the first time I try to avail ISP service and had able to avail one just last week for the reason that our area is not covered by their service..and take note I was limited to purchased a up to 5mbps plan due to same reason yet when i try running a speedtest I only get less than mbps result. Hope few years from now moya would reach our country..lol
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We will certainly look at partnering with companies in other parts of the world who share our vision of providing high quality data at reasonable prices.

We shall certainly look at partnering with companies In other countries
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i would recommend TELSTRA and converge on this! if you need partners that want to invest and have cheaper cost you might look over there profile Cheesy

i want to see collaboration on this and hopefully not just Africa but the whole world !

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in this thread i look statement about the token sale in 2017 but in 2018 the customer will be grow, maybe you can explain more about the mean it (customer grow), explain just little about the mean

Hi. As you know we are holding the ICO in 2017 to raise funds to connect the Submarine Cable capacity to land fibre cables. This will allow Moya to provide high speed Broadband services to African customers who don't currently have this access. The services will go "live" in early 2018. Once live we will grow the customer base as we provide the services.

this mean that the project is collecting fund to build a company with those token sales will get investors that will earn a lot in the near future! another meaning of this is the trading ! you dont need to do the buy and sell of tokens! what you need is to inveest and get the token in return keep it in your wallet and wait for the rise ! all the earning of the project will be a fund to grow the market value of our tokens in hand Cheesy

this is absolutely a better idea that any ICO !! our token will serve out badge that we are part owner of moya ! and will get our investments profit via the share token we have !

Brilliant ! if that so i will be on the first row then and invest in the project ! been searching for this opportunity, and i thknk Africa is just a stepping stone and will set bridges all over the world ! count me in !

Thanks for your support! We are very excited to get the project going

Good decision, the more people supports MOYA NETWORKS means the earlier they could this project at work and the earlier for Africa's development .

10% of tele networks are from Africa and 90% are from the rest of the world. it should be functioning at high-speed internet coz African country has 1.2B population

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in this thread i look statement about the token sale in 2017 but in 2018 the customer will be grow, maybe you can explain more about the mean it (customer grow), explain just little about the mean

Hi. As you know we are holding the ICO in 2017 to raise funds to connect the Submarine Cable capacity to land fibre cables. This will allow Moya to provide high speed Broadband services to African customers who don't currently have this access. The services will go "live" in early 2018. Once live we will grow the customer base as we provide the services.

this mean that the project is collecting fund to build a company with those token sales will get investors that will earn a lot in the near future! another meaning of this is the trading ! you dont need to do the buy and sell of tokens! what you need is to inveest and get the token in return keep it in your wallet and wait for the rise ! all the earning of the project will be a fund to grow the market value of our tokens in hand Cheesy

this is absolutely a better idea that any ICO !! our token will serve out badge that we are part owner of moya ! and will get our investments profit via the share token we have !

Brilliant ! if that so i will be on the first row then and invest in the project ! been searching for this opportunity, and i thknk Africa is just a stepping stone and will set bridges all over the world ! count me in !

Good decision, the more people supports MOYA NETWORKS means the earlier they could this project at work and the earlier for Africa's development .

10% of tele networks are from Africa and 90% are from the rest of the world. it should be functioning at high-speed internet coz African country has 1.2B population

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Quote from: turkiman on October 26, 2017, 11:36:12 AM

in this thread i look statement about the token sale in 2017 but in 2018 the customer will be grow, maybe you can explain more about the mean it (customer grow), explain just little about the mean

Hi. As you know we are holding the ICO in 2017 to raise funds to connect the Submarine Cable capacity to land fibre cables. This will allow Moya to provide high speed Broadband services to African customers who don't currently have this access. The services will go "live" in early 2018. Once live we will grow the customer base as we provide the services.

this mean that the project is collecting fund to build a company with those token sales will get investors that will earn a lot in the near future! another meaning of this is the trading ! you dont need to do the buy and sell of tokens! what you need is to inveest and get the token in return keep it in your wallet and wait for the rise ! all the earning of the project will be a fund to grow the market value of our tokens in hand Cheesy

this is absolutely a better idea that any ICO !! our token will serve out badge that we are part owner of moya ! and will get our investments profit via the share token we have !

Brilliant ! if that so i will be on the first row then and invest in the project ! been searching for this opportunity, and i thknk Africa is just a stepping stone and will set bridges all over the world ! count me in !

Good decision, the more people supports MOYA NETWORKS means the earlier they could this project at work and the earlier for Africa's development .

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in this thread i look statement about the token sale in 2017 but in 2018 the customer will be grow, maybe you can explain more about the mean it (customer grow), explain just little about the mean

Hi. As you know we are holding the ICO in 2017 to raise funds to connect the Submarine Cable capacity to land fibre cables. This will allow Moya to provide high speed Broadband services to African customers who don't currently have this access. The services will go "live" in early 2018. Once live we will grow the customer base as we provide the services.

this mean that the project is collecting fund to build a company with those token sales will get investors that will earn a lot in the near future! another meaning of this is the trading ! you dont need to do the buy and sell of tokens! what you need is to inveest and get the token in return keep it in your wallet and wait for the rise ! all the earning of the project will be a fund to grow the market value of our tokens in hand Cheesy

this is absolutely a better idea that any ICO !! our token will serve out badge that we are part owner of moya ! and will get our investments profit via the share token we have !

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if you can get the connection on that country as fast as you promise what will be the total cost of it for the people ?
there are many connection now like fiber dsl and what so ever! what are you plans on this and what are you gonna use ! will 5G be available or maybe higher ?

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Based on my experience, I was using a normal cabled internet.. it was really really slow, Download speed is always around 1-3mbps. that aint enough.. But when fiber optic cables entered our country our speed increased to 20mbps. Imagine things and the productivity with that speed.

Let's all help make the world a better place.

Let's help africa.

Most of Africa accesses the internet using feature mobile phones (not smart phones). Very often the speeds are way below 1mbps. So with new mobile technologies (3G and 4G) using the Moya's High speed Broadband services data speeds are bound to increase in Africa.

Oh yeah, that's the other thing..

Below 1mbps is really a pain. So, if you guys will be able to establish in africa. How fast will their connection be?

Depends on the End Users technology (e.g. mobile, Fibre modem, WiFi). We estimate 5-20Mbps. We will have plenty of speed on our end so as the end user technologies improve some customers will be able to get speeds up to 50Mbps. Keep in mind that average African speeds is 0.4Mbps.

Thankyou for this information. That's a big difference, make it happen moya networks, we're counting on you Cheesy

We are anxious to get the project going. Thanks for your support.

from 0.4 MBPS to 5-50 Mbps, that is a huge difference! Africa must be very excited to use MOYA NETWORKS internet service.

It really is that slow!

here in the Philippines our internet connection is very slow.. our 2 giant telecommunication companies manipulate every player that enter the marker.. they monopolize the communication industries.. thats why even their service is so slow to the point cant even watch movies in the internet or download movies. we cant do anything because they are the only one that provides internet service. i hope in african countries this will not happen as well. with the help of moya network that they will provide 10-50mbps connection thats good thing..

when politics is involved in any aspect of technology, always expect dirty manipulation and profit-oriented mindsets. i do hope moya will have contingencies to deal with these kinds of things.

you're right .. its not a healthy market in our end.. because that 2 giant telecommunication companies make all the profits but the service is no good at all. even chinese billionaire Jack Ma point out our internet is very slow in his recent stay here in the philippines. government should open the market if that 2 companies cant handle their service very well.
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From ph too bro internet connection really sucks..imagine how I waited (7years I guess) from the first time I try to avail ISP service and had able to avail one just last week for the reason that our area is not covered by their service..and take note I was limited to purchased a up to 5mbps plan due to same reason yet when i try running a speedtest I only get less than mbps result. Hope few years from now moya would reach our country..lol
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We will certainly look at partnering with companies in other parts of the world who share our vision of providing high quality data at reasonable prices.

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Based on my experience, I was using a normal cabled internet.. it was really really slow, Download speed is always around 1-3mbps. that aint enough.. But when fiber optic cables entered our country our speed increased to 20mbps. Imagine things and the productivity with that speed.

Let's all help make the world a better place.

Let's help africa.

Most of Africa accesses the internet using feature mobile phones (not smart phones). Very often the speeds are way below 1mbps. So with new mobile technologies (3G and 4G) using the Moya's High speed Broadband services data speeds are bound to increase in Africa.

Oh yeah, that's the other thing..

Below 1mbps is really a pain. So, if you guys will be able to establish in africa. How fast will their connection be?

Depends on the End Users technology (e.g. mobile, Fibre modem, WiFi). We estimate 5-20Mbps. We will have plenty of speed on our end so as the end user technologies improve some customers will be able to get speeds up to 50Mbps. Keep in mind that average African speeds is 0.4Mbps.

Thankyou for this information. That's a big difference, make it happen moya networks, we're counting on you Cheesy

We are anxious to get the project going. Thanks for your support.

from 0.4 MBPS to 5-50 Mbps, that is a huge difference! Africa must be very excited to use MOYA NETWORKS internet service.

It really is that slow!

here in the Philippines our internet connection is very slow.. our 2 giant telecommunication companies manipulate every player that enter the marker.. they monopolize the communication industries.. thats why even their service is so slow to the point cant even watch movies in the internet or download movies. we cant do anything because they are the only one that provides internet service. i hope in african countries this will not happen as well. with the help of moya network that they will provide 10-50mbps connection thats good thing..

when politics is involved in any aspect of technology, always expect dirty manipulation and profit-oriented mindsets. i do hope moya will have contingencies to deal with these kinds of things.
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you're right .. its not a healthy market in our end.. because that 2 giant telecommunication companies make all the profits but the service is no good at all. even chinese billionaire Jack Ma point out our internet is very slow in his recent stay here in the philippines. government should open the market if that 2 companies cant handle their service very well.
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From ph too bro internet connection really sucks..imagine how I waited (7years I guess) from the first time I try to avail ISP service and had able to avail one just last week for the reason that our area is not covered by their service..and take note I was limited to purchased a up to 5mbps plan due to same reason yet when i try running a speedtest I only get less than mbps result. Hope few years from now moya would reach our country..lol

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Based on my experience, I was using a normal cabled internet.. it was really really slow, Download speed is always around 1-3mbps. that aint enough.. But when fiber optic cables entered our country our speed increased to 20mbps. Imagine things and the productivity with that speed.

Let's all help make the world a better place.

Let's help africa.

Most of Africa accesses the internet using feature mobile phones (not smart phones). Very often the speeds are way below 1mbps. So with new mobile technologies (3G and 4G) using the Moya's High speed Broadband services data speeds are bound to increase in Africa.

Oh yeah, that's the other thing..

Below 1mbps is really a pain. So, if you guys will be able to establish in africa. How fast will their connection be?

Depends on the End Users technology (e.g. mobile, Fibre modem, WiFi). We estimate 5-20Mbps. We will have plenty of speed on our end so as the end user technologies improve some customers will be able to get speeds up to 50Mbps. Keep in mind that average African speeds is 0.4Mbps.

Thankyou for this information. That's a big difference, make it happen moya networks, we're counting on you Cheesy

We are anxious to get the project going. Thanks for your support.

from 0.4 MBPS to 5-50 Mbps, that is a huge difference! Africa must be very excited to use MOYA NETWORKS internet service.

It really is that slow!

here in the Philippines our internet connection is very slow.. our 2 giant telecommunication companies manipulate every player that enter the marker.. they monopolize the communication industries.. thats why even their service is so slow to the point cant even watch movies in the internet or download movies. we cant do anything because they are the only one that provides internet service. i hope in african countries this will not happen as well. with the help of moya network that they will provide 10-50mbps connection thats good thing..

when politics is involved in any aspect of technology, always expect dirty manipulation and profit-oriented mindsets. i do hope moya will have contingencies to deal with these kinds of things.

We are entirely focused on the project but not naive to operating on the African continent. We will keep the project fully transparent.

will there be any pros and cons without having a base of operations on Africa? will there be feelings of detachment in that regard?

We are based in Johannesburg South Africa. We will have a small office in London to manage our connections to London POP. So we are fine in terms of our offices.

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Based on my experience, I was using a normal cabled internet.. it was really really slow, Download speed is always around 1-3mbps. that aint enough.. But when fiber optic cables entered our country our speed increased to 20mbps. Imagine things and the productivity with that speed.

Let's all help make the world a better place.

Let's help africa.

Most of Africa accesses the internet using feature mobile phones (not smart phones). Very often the speeds are way below 1mbps. So with new mobile technologies (3G and 4G) using the Moya's High speed Broadband services data speeds are bound to increase in Africa.

Oh yeah, that's the other thing..

Below 1mbps is really a pain. So, if you guys will be able to establish in africa. How fast will their connection be?

Depends on the End Users technology (e.g. mobile, Fibre modem, WiFi). We estimate 5-20Mbps. We will have plenty of speed on our end so as the end user technologies improve some customers will be able to get speeds up to 50Mbps. Keep in mind that average African speeds is 0.4Mbps.

Thankyou for this information. That's a big difference, make it happen moya networks, we're counting on you Cheesy

We are anxious to get the project going. Thanks for your support.

from 0.4 MBPS to 5-50 Mbps, that is a huge difference! Africa must be very excited to use MOYA NETWORKS internet service.

It really is that slow!

here in the Philippines our internet connection is very slow.. our 2 giant telecommunication companies manipulate every player that enter the marker.. they monopolize the communication industries.. thats why even their service is so slow to the point cant even watch movies in the internet or download movies. we cant do anything because they are the only one that provides internet service. i hope in african countries this will not happen as well. with the help of moya network that they will provide 10-50mbps connection thats good thing..

when politics is involved in any aspect of technology, always expect dirty manipulation and profit-oriented mindsets. i do hope moya will have contingencies to deal with these kinds of things.

We are entirely focused on the project but not naive to operating on the African continent. We will keep the project fully transparent.

will there be any pros and cons without having a base of operations on Africa? will there be feelings of detachment in that regard?

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Having fast internet these days probably is the key for most successful nations, I'm not saying that africa isn't but Almost all of us rely on internet.. News, Education, Communication etc..

This is a stepping stone for the development of the country.

I hope moya network can really penetrate through the deepest parts of africa. this project is really promising.

Hello. Thanks for your interest in the project.

Africa has over 3000 tech start-ups over the last 7 years-Mainly in Kenya, South Africa and Nigeria. Some of the start-ups are developing mobile phone banking applications for the unbanked that are being adopted worldwide. Our project is about bringing affordable high speed Internet to many African countries that need it to further develop their businesses and economies. For example, we have plans to extend the submarine capacity to Lesotho and Swaziland (two small Southern African Countries) by the end of 2019.

i think this project is look promising and i think bringing more information to Africa is a lot of help in the people living there. internet now a days is very helpful to people and to our society with one click we can find anything and any places. to further develop the continent africa we need project like this in order for them to adapt what is happening in the entire world. high speed internet can bring fortune to all developing countries in africa because now a days internet is so important in our lives. just like the blockchain technology.

Fost nailed it, fast internet means more jobs for africans since almost all of the jobs around the world can be done via remote. Also thank you zeidfreak for that information about tech start-ups, but having a tech startup without fast internet is nothing so this project MOYA NETWORK will be a big addition for those startups. Faster upload and download speed means faster work will be done.

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Quote from: FostTheGreat on October 24, 2017, 09:13:15 AM

Having fast internet these days probably is the key for most successful nations, I'm not saying that africa isn't but Almost all of us rely on internet.. News, Education, Communication etc..

This is a stepping stone for the development of the country.

I hope moya network can really penetrate through the deepest parts of africa. this project is really promising.

that is right sir almost all of us are already relying ourselves on the inernet connection. and it is needed by all countries acually that is why we have the moya network in africa for the to have a great internet connections and be updated to the happening all around the globe. big thanks to the project of the moya network.

this generation of young people relying on the internet nowadays so why african people cant do it? we need to help them to use internet as well to moya network .. with the affordable fast internet connection african people can connect to the world. new information will spread to that continent in the help of this project. promising project and good intention for helping africa. africa need to be develop just like any other country. africa maybe the richest continent someday

MOYA NETWORK connecting AFRICA to the world, i just thought that this is a very good slogan for MOYA NETWORKS because this is exactly what MOYA NETWORK does.

I agree to above comment that MOYA NETWORK aims to connect AFRICA to the world using FAST and RELIABLE internet connection. I love MOYA NETWORKS project and I hope that after AFRICA they will help more remote places.

Thanks for your support. We will keep an open mind regarding deploying our services outside of Africa

I personally agree that having fast internet is also a way to a high economic status because it really makes the people connected with the world. People in Africa can create a lot of money through the use of internet. In time they will be active in Cryptoworld that will make this Moya ICO active and strong. More power MOYA!!!

Chrypto is already gaining popularity in Africa, especially for money transfers.

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Based on my experience, I was using a normal cabled internet.. it was really really slow, Download speed is always around 1-3mbps. that aint enough.. But when fiber optic cables entered our country our speed increased to 20mbps. Imagine things and the productivity with that speed.

Let's all help make the world a better place.

Let's help africa.

Most of Africa accesses the internet using feature mobile phones (not smart phones). Very often the speeds are way below 1mbps. So with new mobile technologies (3G and 4G) using the Moya's High speed Broadband services data speeds are bound to increase in Africa.

Oh yeah, that's the other thing..

Below 1mbps is really a pain. So, if you guys will be able to establish in africa. How fast will their connection be?

Depends on the End Users technology (e.g. mobile, Fibre modem, WiFi). We estimate 5-20Mbps. We will have plenty of speed on our end so as the end user technologies improve some customers will be able to get speeds up to 50Mbps. Keep in mind that average African speeds is 0.4Mbps.

Thankyou for this information. That's a big difference, make it happen moya networks, we're counting on you Cheesy

We are anxious to get the project going. Thanks for your support.

from 0.4 MBPS to 5-50 Mbps, that is a huge difference! Africa must be very excited to use MOYA NETWORKS internet service.

It really is that slow!

here in the Philippines our internet connection is very slow.. our 2 giant telecommunication companies manipulate every player that enter the marker.. they monopolize the communication industries.. thats why even their service is so slow to the point cant even watch movies in the internet or download movies. we cant do anything because they are the only one that provides internet service. i hope in african countries this will not happen as well. with the help of moya network that they will provide 10-50mbps connection thats good thing..
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when politics is involved in any aspect of technology, always expect dirty manipulation and profit-oriented mindsets. i do hope moya will have contingencies to deal with these kinds of things.
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you're right .. its not a healthy market in our end.. because that 2 giant telecommunication companies make all the profits but the service is no good at all. even chinese billionaire Jack Ma point out our internet is very slow in his recent stay here in the philippines. government should open the market if that 2 companies cant handle their service very well.

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Quote from: raven1322 on October 27, 2017, 10:27:37 AM

Quote from: ZeidFreak on October 27, 2017, 10:21:14 AM

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Quote from: URCRYPTOKNIGHT on October 27, 2017, 09:02:33 AM

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Quote from: FostTheGreat on October 27, 2017, 03:24:11 AM

Quote from: Moya Networks on October 27, 2017, 03:19:37 AM

Quote from: FostTheGreat on October 27, 2017, 03:04:31 AM

Based on my experience, I was using a normal cabled internet.. it was really really slow, Download speed is always around 1-3mbps. that aint enough.. But when fiber optic cables entered our country our speed increased to 20mbps. Imagine things and the productivity with that speed.

Let's all help make the world a better place.

Let's help africa.

Most of Africa accesses the internet using feature mobile phones (not smart phones). Very often the speeds are way below 1mbps. So with new mobile technologies (3G and 4G) using the Moya's High speed Broadband services data speeds are bound to increase in Africa.

Oh yeah, that's the other thing..

Below 1mbps is really a pain. So, if you guys will be able to establish in africa. How fast will their connection be?

Depends on the End Users technology (e.g. mobile, Fibre modem, WiFi). We estimate 5-20Mbps. We will have plenty of speed on our end so as the end user technologies improve some customers will be able to get speeds up to 50Mbps. Keep in mind that average African speeds is 0.4Mbps.

Thankyou for this information. That's a big difference, make it happen moya networks, we're counting on you Cheesy

We are anxious to get the project going. Thanks for your support.

from 0.4 MBPS to 5-50 Mbps, that is a huge difference! Africa must be very excited to use MOYA NETWORKS internet service.

It really is that slow!

here in the Philippines our internet connection is very slow.. our 2 giant telecommunication companies manipulate every player that enter the marker.. they monopolize the communication industries.. thats why even their service is so slow to the point cant even watch movies in the internet or download movies. we cant do anything because they are the only one that provides internet service. i hope in african countries this will not happen as well. with the help of moya network that they will provide 10-50mbps connection thats good thing..
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when politics is involved in any aspect of technology, always expect dirty manipulation and profit-oriented mindsets. i do hope moya will have contingencies to deal with these kinds of things.
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We are entirely focused on the project but not naive to operating on the African continent. We will keep the project fully transparent.

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Quote from: Moya Networks on October 24, 2017, 09:43:28 AM

Quote from: FostTheGreat on October 24, 2017, 09:13:15 AM

Having fast internet these days probably is the key for most successful nations, I'm not saying that africa isn't but Almost all of us rely on internet.. News, Education, Communication etc..

This is a stepping stone for the development of the country.

I hope moya network can really penetrate through the deepest parts of africa. this project is really promising.

Hello. Thanks for your interest in the project.

Africa has over 3000 tech start-ups over the last 7 years-Mainly in Kenya, South Africa and Nigeria. Some of the start-ups are developing mobile phone banking applications for the unbanked that are being adopted worldwide. Our project is about bringing affordable high speed Internet to many African countries that need it to further develop their businesses and economies. For example, we have plans to extend the submarine capacity to Lesotho and Swaziland (two small Southern African Countries) by the end of 2019.

i think this project is look promising and i think bringing more information to Africa is a lot of help in the people living there. internet now a days is very helpful to people and to our society with one click we can find anything and any places. to further develop the continent africa we need project like this in order for them to adapt what is happening in the entire world. high speed internet can bring fortune to all developing countries in africa because now a days internet is so important in our lives. just like the blockchain technology.

Fost nailed it, fast internet means more jobs for africans since almost all of the jobs around the world can be done via remote. Also thank you zeidfreak for that information about tech start-ups, but having a tech startup without fast internet is nothing so this project MOYA NETWORK will be a big addition for those startups. Faster upload and download speed means faster work will be done.

Quote from: ZeidFreak on October 25, 2017, 09:14:45 PM

Quote from: s31joemhar on October 25, 2017, 01:03:31 AM

Quote from: FostTheGreat on October 24, 2017, 09:13:15 AM

Having fast internet these days probably is the key for most successful nations, I'm not saying that africa isn't but Almost all of us rely on internet.. News, Education, Communication etc..

This is a stepping stone for the development of the country.

I hope moya network can really penetrate through the deepest parts of africa. this project is really promising.

that is right sir almost all of us are already relying ourselves on the inernet connection. and it is needed by all countries acually that is why we have the moya network in africa for the to have a great internet connections and be updated to the happening all around the globe. big thanks to the project of the moya network.

this generation of young people relying on the internet nowadays so why african people cant do it? we need to help them to use internet as well to moya network .. with the affordable fast internet connection african people can connect to the world. new information will spread to that continent in the help of this project. promising project and good intention for helping africa. africa need to be develop just like any other country. africa maybe the richest continent someday

MOYA NETWORK connecting AFRICA to the world, i just thought that this is a very good slogan for MOYA NETWORKS because this is exactly what MOYA NETWORK does.

I agree to above comment that MOYA NETWORK aims to connect AFRICA to the world using FAST and RELIABLE internet connection. I love MOYA NETWORKS project and I hope that after AFRICA they will help more remote places.

Thanks for your support. We will keep an open mind regarding deploying our services outside of Africa

I personally agree that having fast internet is also a way to a high economic status because it really makes the people connected with the world. People in Africa can create a lot of money through the use of internet. In time they will be active in Cryptoworld that will make this Moya ICO active and strong. More power MOYA!!!

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Quote from: ZeidFreak on October 27, 2017, 10:21:14 AM

Quote from: Moya Networks on October 27, 2017, 10:02:58 AM

Quote from: URCRYPTOKNIGHT on October 27, 2017, 09:02:33 AM

Quote from: Moya Networks on October 27, 2017, 08:32:21 AM

Quote from: FostTheGreat on October 27, 2017, 03:24:11 AM

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Based on my experience, I was using a normal cabled internet.. it was really really slow, Download speed is always around 1-3mbps. that aint enough.. But when fiber optic cables entered our country our speed increased to 20mbps. Imagine things and the productivity with that speed.

Let's all help make the world a better place.

Let's help africa.

Most of Africa accesses the internet using feature mobile phones (not smart phones). Very often the speeds are way below 1mbps. So with new mobile technologies (3G and 4G) using the Moya's High speed Broadband services data speeds are bound to increase in Africa.

Oh yeah, that's the other thing..

Below 1mbps is really a pain. So, if you guys will be able to establish in africa. How fast will their connection be?

Depends on the End Users technology (e.g. mobile, Fibre modem, WiFi). We estimate 5-20Mbps. We will have plenty of speed on our end so as the end user technologies improve some customers will be able to get speeds up to 50Mbps. Keep in mind that average African speeds is 0.4Mbps.

Thankyou for this information. That's a big difference, make it happen moya networks, we're counting on you Cheesy

We are anxious to get the project going. Thanks for your support.

from 0.4 MBPS to 5-50 Mbps, that is a huge difference! Africa must be very excited to use MOYA NETWORKS internet service.

It really is that slow!

here in the Philippines our internet connection is very slow.. our 2 giant telecommunication companies manipulate every player that enter the marker.. they monopolize the communication industries.. thats why even their service is so slow to the point cant even watch movies in the internet or download movies. we cant do anything because they are the only one that provides internet service. i hope in african countries this will not happen as well. with the help of moya network that they will provide 10-50mbps connection thats good thing..

when politics is involved in any aspect of technology, always expect dirty manipulation and profit-oriented mindsets. i do hope moya will have contingencies to deal with these kinds of things.

ZeidFreak

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Activity: 200

Merit: 10

Macho Gwapito ako!

Quote from: Moya Networks on October 27, 2017, 10:02:58 AM

Quote from: URCRYPTOKNIGHT on October 27, 2017, 09:02:33 AM

Quote from: Moya Networks on October 27, 2017, 08:32:21 AM

Quote from: FostTheGreat on October 27, 2017, 03:24:11 AM

Quote from: Moya Networks on October 27, 2017, 03:19:37 AM

Quote from: FostTheGreat on October 27, 2017, 03:04:31 AM

Based on my experience, I was using a normal cabled internet.. it was really really slow, Download speed is always around 1-3mbps. that aint enough.. But when fiber optic cables entered our country our speed increased to 20mbps. Imagine things and the productivity with that speed.

Let's all help make the world a better place.

Let's help africa.

Most of Africa accesses the internet using feature mobile phones (not smart phones). Very often the speeds are way below 1mbps. So with new mobile technologies (3G and 4G) using the Moya's High speed Broadband services data speeds are bound to increase in Africa.

Oh yeah, that's the other thing..

Below 1mbps is really a pain. So, if you guys will be able to establish in africa. How fast will their connection be?

Depends on the End Users technology (e.g. mobile, Fibre modem, WiFi). We estimate 5-20Mbps. We will have plenty of speed on our end so as the end user technologies improve some customers will be able to get speeds up to 50Mbps. Keep in mind that average African speeds is 0.4Mbps.

Thankyou for this information. That's a big difference, make it happen moya networks, we're counting on you Cheesy

We are anxious to get the project going. Thanks for your support.

from 0.4 MBPS to 5-50 Mbps, that is a huge difference! Africa must be very excited to use MOYA NETWORKS internet service.
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It really is that slow!
[/quote]

here in the Philippines our internet connection is very slow.. our 2 giant telecommunication companies manipulate every player that enter the marker.. they monopolize the communication industries.. thats why even their service is so slow to the point cant even watch movies in the internet or download movies. we cant do anything because they are the only one that provides internet service. i hope in african countries this will not happen as well. with the help of moya network that they will provide 10-50mbps connection thats good thing..

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