On 05/01/2011 23:03, Colin McKinnon wrote:
On Wednesday 05 January 2011 01:48:38 pm Jason Irwin wrote:
Looking at Virign Media just now, any good?
On the whole yes - the infrastructure is **very** good - fibre to the wall of
your house means you get the bandwidth they advertise, and on the
On Friday 07 January 2011 03:14:48 pm Georgia Thomson wrote:
On 05/01/2011 23:03, Colin McKinnon wrote:
As for support? Well its a call centre in Asia somewhere who work from a
set of about 4 scripts for diagnosing internet problems
Virgin media have their issues, but their support is
Then it doesn't matter who, buy a business broadband package
I hadn't really considered SLA's to be honest and I'm not sure the budget
would stretch to a proper business account. (I had planned to grab some
virtual images when I leave and work off-line if the worst happened).
[0] Okay, I lied,
I'm with O2 and so far I've had a great experience - very speedy, very stable
and great customer service. Be are also worth a look - same network, owned by
the same company, they just provide different packages.
As far as I know opinions on Virgin Media are mixed - some love them, some hate
Hi Jason
I'm with Virgin Media at present in the Merseyside area. The main issue I see
with them at present is the traffic optimisations they are currently
employing. I'm on the 50meg package so I shouldn't have experienced any of this
as yet, but this may change.
As Jack said, some love them
I'll be telecommuting (which will be a new experience) and wondered
if people had any advice on a decent ISP?
At home, my ISP is demon (home office package) and I am quite happy with them.
My partner telecommutes a couple days a week and we have no problems
with the connection.
Luckily we are
On 05/01/2011 13:48, Jason Irwin wrote:
I am not sure I trust them with what will be an essential
connection.
Then it doesn't matter who, buy a business broadband package.[0] SLA is
what matters here, and I don't know any residential broadband provider
that does an SLA as standard.
Or, once
I'll second AA.
Fantastic service, good pricing. Support is amazing, just jump on IRC
and theres normally staff or other users to help :)
PS: If you want to sign up I can do it for you drop me a line
Thomas
On 5 January 2011 14:02, Marco Fontani mfont...@cpan.org wrote:
I'll be telecommuting
On Wednesday 05 January 2011 01:48:38 pm Jason Irwin wrote:
Looking at Virign Media just now, any good?
On the whole yes - the infrastructure is **very** good - fibre to the wall of
your house means you get the bandwidth they advertise, and on the whole
service is very reliable. They were
