Nayatel Partially available?

[Haseeb BSAA]

Hi guys , I live in G-13 sector of Islamabad. Since I recently moved here , I'm not sure how long does Nayatel take to become fully available in some sectors. It's quite disappointing how even sub-sector of a sector is not fully provided with Nayatel . Like I live in Street 20 where Nayatel is not available , but it is available in like street 30 So would any of ISB residents tell me if they extend it soon or it takes forever? I did contact them and they said "soon" , while I read a thread of Nayatel coverage which was posted like 5 years ago , and it also said "Partially available in G-13" . Nayatel is probably best for gaming as I use Zong 4G and the Nat type 3 is basically non-gaming connection type.
Any help? Thanks!

 

[murtaza12]

Hi guys , I live in G-13 sector of Islamabad. Since I recently moved here , I'm not sure how long does Nayatel take to become fully available in some sectors. It's quite disappointing how even sub-sector of a sector is not fully provided with Nayatel . Like I live in Street 20 where Nayatel is not available , but it is available in like street 30 So would any of ISB residents tell me if they extend it soon or it takes forever? I did contact them and they said "soon" , while I read a thread of Nayatel coverage which was posted like 5 years ago , and it also said "Partially available in G-13" . Nayatel is probably best for gaming as I use Zong 4G and the Nat type 3 is basically non-gaming connection type.
Any help? Thanks!

They will only expand where potential customers are available, if you can gather up more people in Street 20, and possibly even the next street, they might expand there.
They aren't going to spend tons of money for fiber cables and infrastructure and then end up only having one guy get their service.

It's not only Zong, any mobile network will give you NAT 3 due to shared IPs.

 

[Sani]

Same problem is with me and i am really worried about it. I live in Rawalpindi and have been using Micronet Broadband (sister company of Nayatel) for several days but few days back i got an e-mail from them that they're closing down Micronet Broadband service permanently and the problem is that Nayatel isn't available in our area. Everyone knows that how PTCL is. I'm also trying to figure out how to get Nayatel in my area as there is no alternate internet which is stable as Nayatel.

 

[murtaza12]

Same problem is with me and i am really worried about it. I live in Rawalpindi and have been using Micronet Broadband (sister company of Nayatel) for several days but few days back i got an e-mail from them that they're closing down Micronet Broadband service permanently and the problem is that Nayatel isn't available in our area. Everyone knows that how PTCL is. I'm also trying to figure out how to get Nayatel in my area as there is no alternate internet which is stable as Nayatel.

If there are a lot of users in your area with Micronet, tell them all to drop Nayatel an email, they might consider your area and expand there.

 

[Haseeb BSAA]

They will only expand where potential customers are available, if you can gather up more people in Street 20, and possibly even the next street, they might expand there.
They aren't going to spend tons of money for fiber cables and infrastructure and then end up only having one guy get their service.

It's not only Zong, any mobile network will give you NAT 3 due to shared IPs.

But I'm sure no one would keep PTCL when they know Nayatel is finally available there. It's not really easy to ask people if they're interested in Nayatel or not , but I'm sure when Nayatel drops their card in every house , people would definitely considering getting that and getting rid of PTCL.
Since Islamabad and Rawalpindi are the only 2 cities where the service is available , I think they should be available there fully at least.

 

[Sani]

If there are a lot of users in your area with Micronet, tell them all to drop Nayatel an email, they might consider your area and expand there.

Yes, But Nayatel must have already know that how many Micronet users in our area.