Bryan Purser said,
> Surely the best ISP has got to be the one with the least problems,
The best ISP is the one with the most pro-active approach to providing
a quality service. It's easy to avoid problem by not upgrading
anything and sticking with outdated but known software. For example,
the change of headers with the new U-Net mail software is a side
effect that only seems to affect MicroDot, however all users benefit
from the greater speed of this new software.
> I've been on this list since January and of all the problems with
> ISP's I have not seen anyone with a problem at Prestel, or am I the
> only one on this list that subscribes to them.
No, you've just missed the posts about Prestel problems.
All ISPs have problems, we're using bleeding-0edge technology here.
What counts is how they react to them and what they do to ensure as
few problem occur in future, while still providing a full service.
Neil
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