Internet service?
Jun 16th 2005, 12:44 am
#1
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Internet service?
How many providers are there in the UAE?
I was under the impression that there were at least 2 providers of Internet, but have someone in Al Ain who insists that there is only one. She is somewhat of a negative twat (am I allowed to type that?), so i would LOVE to be able to provide her with "more accurate" information.
Thanks - AM
I was under the impression that there were at least 2 providers of Internet, but have someone in Al Ain who insists that there is only one. She is somewhat of a negative twat (am I allowed to type that?), so i would LOVE to be able to provide her with "more accurate" information.
Thanks - AM
Jun 16th 2005, 1:10 am
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Re: Internet service?
Etisalat is the government monopoly.
There is also Sahm/DIC (mostly owned by the government anyway) which is only available to residents of Emaar's Emirates Hills development.
This company is set to become the 'competition' for Etisalat later in the year so Dubai can make a token attempt at having a competitive market for WTO purposes.
There is also Sahm/DIC (mostly owned by the government anyway) which is only available to residents of Emaar's Emirates Hills development.
This company is set to become the 'competition' for Etisalat later in the year so Dubai can make a token attempt at having a competitive market for WTO purposes.
Jun 16th 2005, 1:49 am
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Re: Internet service?
Originally Posted by W10
Etisalat is the government monopoly.
There is also Sahm/DIC (mostly owned by the government anyway) which is only available to residents of Emaar's Emirates Hills development.
This company is set to become the 'competition' for Etisalat later in the year so Dubai can make a token attempt at having a competitive market for WTO purposes.
There is also Sahm/DIC (mostly owned by the government anyway) which is only available to residents of Emaar's Emirates Hills development.
This company is set to become the 'competition' for Etisalat later in the year so Dubai can make a token attempt at having a competitive market for WTO purposes.
I am excited about this wonderful and new opportunity for my family and these people are just wearing on my nerves!!! OK, so maybe it is the combination of these people, packing and trying to get all our paperwork in order.......
AM
