Keith/sims email me (james.attardATgmailDOTcom) so I can share some opinions with you. Unfortunately I cannot post here since I've been working with some ISPs and it's not fair as I may sound biased.
Regards, James. http://root-box.info On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 15:31:40 +0100, sims <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > >I've been searching for a good ISP... > > I have also been doing that lately...my dice rolled onto Euroweb and > I shall try them as soon as Datastream gets around to letting me do so. > > >and apparently it's a tad rare > >locally. > > Iva. > > > > >I need an ISP that matches the following criteria > > > >1) Does not have any download limits (for all those Gentoo updates!) > > Some of them (all? most?) have recently added this wonderful "feature' <gag> > > >2) Actually gives you the bandwidth you pay for (ex: With Keyworld I > >can only download at 40Kb/s... With Maltanet I could download at > >120Kb/s - using a 1024K account on both). > >3) Does not block ports (especially port 25). > > Maltanet (and perhaps some others) apparently do not block lots > of ports now...I suspect that is because of item number one above. > > I'm now able to work on building a chat system which has p2p file > transfer built-in > from my place in Valletta. That occurred when they added the DL limit > "feature". > > Encouraging more use, in any fashion, results in more earnings > for them as when you exceed the limit you must pay extra. > > I would *love* to find an inexpensive satellite ISP service or a Mediterranean > wide WiMax service which would circumvent these "inventive" Maltese > business people. > > I'm also interested in hearing of a "good" ISP in Malta. :-/ > > sims > > > _______________________________________________ > MLUG-list mailing list > [email protected] > http://mailserv.megabyte.net/mailman/listinfo/mlug-list >
