> Richard Lane said,
>
> > If you're prepared to pay the extra and want really rock solid performance,
> > take a look at the various packages Demon offer, http://www.demon.net
>
> LOL. I've header Demon have called a lot of things, but never "rock
> solid".
>
> And have you seen the latest response form Demon users using their
> "supported" Amiga software. It isn't Y2K complaint and doesn't seem to
> work at all now.
To provide a backup to Neil in case anyone questions his impartial
advice (no offence Neil! *grin*), Demon have slipped in recent times
and I know quite a few people who have moved away from them during the
last year or so.
The company I work for needed to get a client up-and-running on the
Internet within a short space of time, just with modem dial-up to
begin with. Out of all the ISPs evaluated, we eventually settled on
one of U-NET's packages for them and they've apparently been very
pleased with the results. You might want to take a look around a bit
more before you make the final choice.
John
--
| // John Chandler [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
| \X/ Amiga A4000/030 + PACE 56k [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
| MetalJoe's Dungeon : http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Cavern/1076/ |
| Connected via Wirenet - the UK's first Amiga only Internet provider |
_____________________________________________________________
NetConnect mailing list. To unsubscribe, send an 'unsubcribe'
message to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
