To be fair, though, the cost of installing an entirely new, modern,
future-proofed infrastructure is crippling. When it is needed across a
country with a population (read "market") no larger than an average city
(by world standards) and spread rather sparesly over the entire land
mass; then it is not really a feasible proposition. I certainly don't
want to be a Telecom apologist, however, because they bought (??) a
ready made infrastructure at a bargain price.
Roger Searle wrote:
Given you have a choice, anyone BUT telecom (being the company
responsible for the current price and speeds available for NZ being
amongst the worst in the oecd).
Roger
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
