Snap Internet.
While their website may not be great their support certainly is great -
and free. For example, I got a Nokia Ni500 (should have done some
research) through Trademe, couldn't get it going, Snap had it overnight
and tried everything to get it going - including firmware upgrade - but
unsuccessfully (sending it back - got a DSE router). I have always been
with them through the dial-up days and when I got Jetstream it was
through them - now with the unbundling I am getting adsl directly from
them. Here are the price differences
Jetstream - 256kbps - 3Gb cap - $49.00 (Snap was getting $10 of that for
helpdesk support)
Snap - 256kbps - 5Gb cap - $39.00
They are adding faster connections (2 Mbps) in the next week or so.
I like them because they have a small company ethic and treat their
customers well. When Telstra Clear came knocking in our area a couple
of weeks ago saying that they were laying cable in our area and asking
would we like to move over to them I got into a conversation with the
sales fellow. I told him I was with Snap and he said that all of the
comments he hears about Snap when he doorknocks for Telstra are positive.
Deane
Steve Holdoway wrote:
Steve Holdoway wrote:
Just had a call from ihug telling me I've got to get off their
bundled telecon service by the end of next month, and offering me a
wonderful new ubs bliink version at a really cheap price of - you
guessed it - exactly the same!
Anyone got any suppestions for a decent 2MB service from an isp that
offers decent service and reliable newsgroups?
Is it telstra clear time?
Cheers,
Steve
It looks like it's down to either staying with ihug, going on to
bliiiiink, or transferring to telecon. Anyone got any thoughts?
Cheers,
Steve
