IUNGO.NETWORK Global WiFi Network

[bluberry7]

I suppose you already know where your tokens will listed? I just hope you would wait until the ico closes to start the exchange. or it will ruin everything...

[techjcv]

about wifi ..
what is the advantage of your project compared to WIC project ?? as we know, they managed to raise a lot of money in ICO but after the ICO is over, there is no progress on their project that makes their token price has no value in the market

[btcltcdigger]

Will the price of the WIfi depends on the speed of link?

[chocobo21]

it is only the matter of adds they are exposed to

Somehow i think 90% will be porn

[DirkDiggler1911]

Will the price of the WIfi depends on the speed of link?

That's a good question .Wouldn't  be good business model if u have to pay same for shitty and good one.

[nnekic86]

Will the price of the WIfi depends on the speed of link?

That's a good question .Wouldn't  be good business model if u have to pay same for shitty and good one.

good question... but who sell I don't think that he/she have good quality... that is gonna be some limited bandwidth

[Desmozgenes]

Will the price of the WIfi depends on the speed of link?

That's a good question .Wouldn't  be good business model if u have to pay same for shitty and good one.

good question... but who sell I don't think that he/she have good quality... that is gonna be some limited bandwidth

Well,since fiber is spreading in the last few years people will be able to offer much better bandwith than before,in scandinavia their standard is already 100/100,just hopefully rest of the europe follow that.

[johntradez]

Anytime a project estimates the value of its coin is a red flag to me. They are trying to demonstrate how much profit an investor can make by participating in their ICO. But the market determines the price and their projection is meaningless.

[Desmozgenes]

Will the price of the WIfi depends on the speed of link?

That's a good question .Wouldn't  be good business model if u have to pay same for shitty and good one.

good question... but who sell I don't think that he/she have good quality... that is gonna be some limited bandwidth

Pricing is one part of equation. Additionally there are such factors as speed, connection quality, location, ratings/reviews etc.

WiFi users will be able to choose a service based on all of these factors.

Will providers be able to set the price by themselves,or that part is going to be decided by IUNGO network?

[chocobo21]

Will the price of the WIfi depends on the speed of link?

That's a good question .Wouldn't  be good business model if u have to pay same for shitty and good one.

good question... but who sell I don't think that he/she have good quality... that is gonna be some limited bandwidth

Pricing is one part of equation. Additionally there are such factors as speed, connection quality, location, ratings/reviews etc.

WiFi users will be able to choose a service based on all of these factors.

Oh, so if you don't need high speed, you can save on cost?

[Nikosgalis1957]

What will happen if price of token goes up too high for people to use the network? Will you in that case adjust the price so service remains accessible?

[btcltcdigger]

Well,since fiber is spreading in the last few years people will be able to offer much better bandwith than before,in scandinavia their standard is already 100/100,just hopefully rest of the europe follow that.

Some already have this here :p

[zTheWolfz]

You estimate the price per ING to be between 0.50 to 1.00 dollars. Can you explain what your calculation looks like?

[Nikosgalis1957]

Will the price of the WIfi depends on the speed of link?

That's a good question .Wouldn't  be good business model if u have to pay same for shitty and good one.

good question... but who sell I don't think that he/she have good quality... that is gonna be some limited bandwidth

Pricing is one part of equation. Additionally there are such factors as speed, connection quality, location, ratings/reviews etc.

WiFi users will be able to choose a service based on all of these factors.

Will providers be able to set the price by themselves,or that part is going to be decided by IUNGO network?

What will happen if price of token goes up too high for people to use the network? Will you in that case adjust the price so service remains accessible?

There price could be recommended by IUNGO service. However service providers will be able to set prices themselves. Or make it free. Or make it free, but display ads and get revenue this way.

Ah, so service providers will have total freedom when it comes to prices. I just hope people will be reasonable will prices so this idea actually spreads.

[fuzzyd]

Correct me if I am wrong, but it seems IUNGO service providers will essentially be re-selling bandwidth supplied them by the main ISP they subscribe to.

If the IUNGO model proves wildly profitable, what is stopping the main ISPs (often the owners of internet infratructure) stepping in and undercutting IUNGO?

After all, there are examples of major ISPs providing their clients with modems/routers that, in addition to providing their customers with their direct bandwidth/speed/limits, allocate additional bandwidth to what is, in essence, a 'public internet'.

[Desmozgenes]

Correct me if I am wrong, but it seems IUNGO service providers will essentially be re-selling bandwidth supplied them by the main ISP they subscribe to.

If the IUNGO model proves wildly profitable, what is stopping the main ISPs (often the owners of internet infratructure) stepping in and undercutting IUNGO?

After all, there are examples of major ISPs providing their clients with modems/routers that, in addition to providing their customers with their direct bandwidth/speed/limits, allocate additional bandwidth to what is, in essence, a 'public internet'.

I dont see how main ISP can win this eventual price battle.It can only benefit us users in the long run.

[btcminer49er]

You estimate the price per ING to be between 0.50 to 1.00 dollars. Can you explain what your calculation looks like?

I'm curious myself

[Cynos]

For anyone following this project it's the last few hours of the 67% discount - I bought some at the start and just pulled the trigger on few more ETH. These guys are going all the way so its a no brainer to get 3x tokens compared to the full ICO rate!

However, I am planning to hold long term as I think this project already has a working MVP will execute nicely along it's milestones post ICO, far better than 99.9% of the projects out there 

[disconnected]

yes, thats the best project for sure. when we will receive our INGS that we bought at pre-sale, devs?

[aalmina82]

Correct me if I am wrong, but it seems IUNGO service providers will essentially be re-selling bandwidth supplied them by the main ISP they subscribe to.

If the IUNGO model proves wildly profitable, what is stopping the main ISPs (often the owners of internet infratructure) stepping in and undercutting IUNGO?

After all, there are examples of major ISPs providing their clients with modems/routers that, in addition to providing their customers with their direct bandwidth/speed/limits, allocate additional bandwidth to what is, in essence, a 'public internet'.

I dont see how main ISP can win this eventual price battle.It can only benefit us users in the long run.

I think how sell you router will setup price... and then they gone share profit..