RE: [WISPA] Ethernet Error

[Paul Hendry]

Because of the amount of errors and one
way transmission I would guess there is a duplex mismatch. Try hard setting
both ends of the link to 10mb half duplex to begin with. If this works try hard
setting both ends to 100mb full-duplex.

 

Cheers,

 

P.

 









From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Reliable Internet,
LLC
Sent: 23 November 2005 04:08
To: WISPA
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Subject: Re: [WISPA] Ethernet
Error



 


Have you applied winsock fix?  It has taken care of my problems before.

Try thi
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=668224&CatId=589

Brian


Scott Reed wrote: 

Thanks for the response. 

Tried both cards in another slot. 
Leaning toward the software.  I will try a couple of things
tomorrow.  If that doesn't find it, I think the fix-it guy will reload it
for the customer. 

Other ideas welcome. 

Scott Reed 
Owner 
NewWays 
Wireless Networking 
Network Design, Installation and Administration 
www.nwwnet.net 

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To: WISPA General List  
Sent: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 21:51:39 -0500 
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Ethernet Error 

> Bad PCI slot for the NIC? 
> 
> Corrupt driver for the NIC? 
> 
> Scott Reed wrote: 
> 
> > I have a customer that has both me and his computer fix-it man 
> > stumped.  It just won't talk Ethernet.  I can hook my laptop
to the 
> > DLB2300 (Zinwell board) and surf the web just fine.  Connect his
PC 
> > and nothing.  Tried a crossover cable between the laptop and his

> > machine.  Laptop would not ping the PC, PC could ping the
laptop.   
> > Fix-it man went out today.  Couldn't find it.  Swapped the
NIC.   No 
> > go.  Ran the Windows net fix stuff. We spent an hour on the
phone with 
> > him at the site and me at the NOC monitoring the router ARP table, 
> > etc.  Never saw the PC.  Can ping the radio all day long. 
> > Finally looked in the log on the 2300 and it shows: eth0 rx error 
> > =10.  As many as 14 a second.  Anyone have any ideas? 
> > 
> > Scott Reed 
> > Owner 
> > NewWays 
> > Wireless Networking 
> > Network Design, Installation and Administration 
> > www.nwwnet.net


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Re: [WISPA] ezlinx.net SPAM

[Pete Davis. NoDial.net]

I got the same one email. I also get hit with cold calls for people 
wanting to fix my radios. I don't know if they are the same company, or 
a different scam. The call center making the calls doesn't seem to know 
much, but they REALLY want you to send them broken radios.


Them: Do you have any broken out of warranty Tranzeo (or transio) radios?
Me: No. I don't use Tranzeo
Them: We fix all major brands. What kind of wireless CPE do you use?
Me: Waverider. Do you fix Waverider?
Them: Let me check.. yeah, we fix them.
Me: How much.
Them: uh... does $275 sound right?
Me: Have you ever fixed one? We can buy new ones for about $250 in 
quantity.

Them: Oh yeah... we fix them all the time How many do you have?
Me: About 25
Them: Well if you send them in, we will send back half of the ones we 
fix for no charge.

Me: What do you do with the ones you can't fix?
Them: We keep them for spare parts.
Me: I see. Does your lab have a CCU to test signal level sensitivity with?
Them: Oh yeah, we have all kinds of meters and osciloscopes, and stuff.
Me: Do you know what a CCU is?
Them: uh... let me check. hold on
(long pause)
Them: did we give you the address to send the equipment to?
Me: What equipment?
Them: the Wave equipment.
Me: Should I send the EUM's, the SPK's, or the GLD's. Can you fix all of 
those models? (I made up the last two)

Them: Oh yeah. We fix all of those.
Me: I will let you know.

Someone posted recently on how their CPE serial numbers that they sent 
in for repair showed up on ebay. I am not sure these "repair shops" 
spammers aren't fronts for ebay shops, but if they do a lot of "fix and 
send back half" work, they could have a lot of excess refirb equipment 
legitimately. I am just leary of anyone who "can fix anything" but 
doesn't know what it is.

Pete Davis
NoDial.net.


Reliable Internet, LLC wrote:

Do all you guys get this crap from them about once a week?  I have 
asked several times to be removed from their spam list.  Did they 
harvest this list or p-15?


Today I responded asking about how they fix these "Transio" they talk 
about.  LOL!  Stupid spammers can't even spell what they fix.  :)  I 
hate spam.


 Original Message 
Subject:we fix transio, trango, motorola, alvarion equipment
Date:   Tue, 22 Nov 2005 16:38:21 -0500 (EST)
From:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]



   Jan Weinberg
   ezlinx
   1-866-439-5469




My name is Jan and I am with ezlinx.net.  We sell refurbished
equipment-if you are interested most of our inventory can be viewed at
store.ezlinx.net. our phone is 1-866-439-5469.  Please ask for Jan
Weinberg.

Also, we fix any broken or dead units that you may have
around-particularly alvarion, transio, trango, motorola.  We do not charge
you a dollar fee-you ship us your equipment, we fix as much as we can and
then ship you back one half of all that we repair.  In other words, the
only cost to you is the shipping.

We also sell refurbished equipment and purchase any working or non working
units you may have around.

Looking forward to doing business with you.

Please feel free to contact me at 1-866-439-5469.  If I am not in please
ask for Jack.



Jan Weinberg
ezlinx.net































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[WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?

[Reliable Internet, LLC]

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14859535

FYI
Anyone else getting screwed around by them?  If their being stupid maybe 
they need to be avoided.


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[WISPA] Fw: Analysis Demonstrates Availability of TV Band Spectrum for Wireless Broadband in Markets Nationwide

[Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181]

Messagehttp://www.newamerica.net/Download_Docs/pdfs/Doc_File_2713_1.pdf

For those that are interested in the vacant TV band issues.  This is amazing 
stuff.  To put it in context, read the post below if you are interested


laters,
Marlon
(509) 982-2181   Equipment sales
(408) 907-6910 (Vonage)Consulting services
42846865 (icq)And I run my own wisp!
64.146.146.12 (net meeting)
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- Original Message - 
From: Michael Calabrese

To: Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 4:18 PM
Subject: RE: Analysis Demonstrates Availability of TV Band Spectrum for 
Wireless Broadband in Markets Nationwide



Yep - and that even assumes that EVERY license for any purpose precludes any 
use of that channel in the market (and we know that hundreds of low-power 
and translator construction licenses are not broadcasting - or, when they 
do, typically cover a rather limited target area within the market).


MC
-Original Message-
From: Marlon K. Schafer (509) 982-2181 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 7:13 PM
To: Michael Calabrese
Subject: Re: Analysis Demonstrates Availability of TV Band Spectrum for 
Wireless Broadband in Markets Nationwide



WOW

Even Boston, Firsco, and DFW have about 40% unused TV space.  I figured it 
would be high but not that high!


laters,
Marlon
(509) 982-2181   Equipment sales
(408) 907-6910 (Vonage)Consulting services
42846865 (icq)And I run my own wisp!
64.146.146.12 (net meeting)
www.odessaoffice.com/wireless
www.odessaoffice.com/marlon/cam



- Original Message - 
From: Michael Calabrese

To: undisclosed-recipients:
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 4:02 PM
Subject: Analysis Demonstrates Availability of TV Band Spectrum for Wireless 
Broadband in Markets Nationwide



New Analysis Demonstrates Availability of TV Band Spectrum for Wireless 
Broadband


Revealing the extensive underutilization of frequencies that could make 
ubiquitous and affordable wireless broadband Internet service a reality, the 
New America Foundation and Free Press released a new analysis of vacant TV 
band spectrum in 22 major media markets represented  by members of the 
Senate Commerce Committee. In every one of the nation's 210 media markets, 
unassigned TV channels - also known as "white spaces" - sit dormant and 
unused.  The analysis shows that even in congested markets like Dallas/Ft. 
Worth, 40 percent of the TV channel spectrum will remain unused after 
America's DTV transition.  In more rural markets like Juneau, Alaska, as 
much as 74 percent will be available.


In 2004, the FCC initiated a rulemaking (Docket 04-186) to open up these 
white spaces to wireless broadband devices, subject to strict rules to avoid 
interference with television reception. The broadcast industry opposes this 
move, citing interference concerns. The proceeding, stalled at the 
Commission, is now in the hands of members of Congress.  This month the 
House Commerce Committee marked up DTV transition legislation that includes 
a provision directing the FCC to complete the proceeding in a timely 
fashion.


According to Michael Calabrese, Director of New America's Wireless Future 
Program, "A 'vast wasteland' of TV band spectrum could provide the rocket 
fuel for affordable wireless broadband deployment, particularly in rural 
areas, but it is up to Congress and the FCC to allow this valuable spectrum 
to be utilized by smart radio devices on an unlicensed basis."


The New America/Free Press analysis was featured last week at a Capitol Hill 
debate sponsored by the New America Foundation. At the debate, prominent 
engineers argued that the FCC's proposed rules minimize the risk of any 
interference with TV reception, and that any lingering concerns can easily 
be addressed by the FCC's normal rulemaking process.  For additional 
background on this issue and coverage of the event, click on the link below:


http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/11/18/AR2005111800083_pf.html

Related papers and documents on this issue can be accessed here.


www.spectrumpolicy.org



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Re: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?

[Jory Privett]

I ordered some parts from them last week.  The arrived on time and just what 
I ordered.

Jory Privett
WCCS

- Original Message - 
From: "Reliable Internet, LLC" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Conversations over a new WISP Trade Organization" 
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 9:14 AM
Subject: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?


http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14859535

FYI
Anyone else getting screwed around by them?  If their being stupid maybe
they need to be avoided.

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Re: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?

[John Scrivner]

We ordered some antennas that did not work out for us from Hyperlink. We 
asked if we could pay a restocking fee and return them. They were very 
evasive, just as outlined in the DSL Reports remarks. They eventually 
said they would allow a return but only for credit for future purchases. 
They also said after asking to do the return at the same time as a new 
order to use the credit that we were now blacklisted by them which means 
we can never buy from them again. This was our first and only experience 
with Hypelrink. I believe this makes them the worst vendor I have ever 
seen in my life. (Except for the RBOCs of course!) Buyer beware.

Scriv


Jory Privett wrote:

I ordered some parts from them last week.  The arrived on time and just what 
I ordered.


Jory Privett
WCCS

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From: "Reliable Internet, LLC" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "Conversations over a new WISP Trade Organization" 
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 9:14 AM
Subject: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?


http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14859535

FYI
Anyone else getting screwed around by them?  If their being stupid maybe
they need to be avoided.

Brian
 


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Re: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?

[Blair Davis]

I buy my grid antennas from them.  I also have quite a few of their amps 
in service.


Never had a problem.  My sales guy is Neil. 

I know nothing about their e-store, as I call and speak to a live person 
at Hyperlink when I want things.


But, I do this with all my suppliers.

We have a long standing, 5 year relationship with them.

 John Scrivner wrote:

We ordered some antennas that did not work out for us from Hyperlink. 
We asked if we could pay a restocking fee and return them. They were 
very evasive, just as outlined in the DSL Reports remarks. They 
eventually said they would allow a return but only for credit for 
future purchases. They also said after asking to do the return at the 
same time as a new order to use the credit that we were now 
blacklisted by them which means we can never buy from them again. This 
was our first and only experience with Hypelrink. I believe this makes 
them the worst vendor I have ever seen in my life. (Except for the 
RBOCs of course!) Buyer beware.

Scriv


Jory Privett wrote:

I ordered some parts from them last week.  The arrived on time and 
just what I ordered.


Jory Privett
WCCS

- Original Message - From: "Reliable Internet, LLC" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Conversations over a new WISP Trade Organization" 


Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 9:14 AM
Subject: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?


http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14859535

FYI
Anyone else getting screwed around by them?  If their being stupid maybe
they need to be avoided.

Brian
 




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Re: [WISPA] ezlinx.net SPAM

[Tom DeReggi]

I also get their SPAMs.  It would be nice to know if they are legit or not, 
as repair shops are needed in this industry. But I also got the same feeling 
that they weren't legit.  Anytime the repair shop keeps the parts, there is 
really no way to control honesty in the deal.


Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband

- Original Message - 
From: "Pete Davis. NoDial.net" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "WISPA General List" 
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 8:14 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] ezlinx.net SPAM


I got the same one email. I also get hit with cold calls for people wanting 
to fix my radios. I don't know if they are the same company, or a different 
scam. The call center making the calls doesn't seem to know much, but they 
REALLY want you to send them broken radios.


Them: Do you have any broken out of warranty Tranzeo (or transio) radios?
Me: No. I don't use Tranzeo
Them: We fix all major brands. What kind of wireless CPE do you use?
Me: Waverider. Do you fix Waverider?
Them: Let me check.. yeah, we fix them.
Me: How much.
Them: uh... does $275 sound right?
Me: Have you ever fixed one? We can buy new ones for about $250 in 
quantity.

Them: Oh yeah... we fix them all the time How many do you have?
Me: About 25
Them: Well if you send them in, we will send back half of the ones we fix 
for no charge.

Me: What do you do with the ones you can't fix?
Them: We keep them for spare parts.
Me: I see. Does your lab have a CCU to test signal level sensitivity with?
Them: Oh yeah, we have all kinds of meters and osciloscopes, and stuff.
Me: Do you know what a CCU is?
Them: uh... let me check. hold on
(long pause)
Them: did we give you the address to send the equipment to?
Me: What equipment?
Them: the Wave equipment.
Me: Should I send the EUM's, the SPK's, or the GLD's. Can you fix all of 
those models? (I made up the last two)

Them: Oh yeah. We fix all of those.
Me: I will let you know.

Someone posted recently on how their CPE serial numbers that they sent in 
for repair showed up on ebay. I am not sure these "repair shops" spammers 
aren't fronts for ebay shops, but if they do a lot of "fix and send back 
half" work, they could have a lot of excess refirb equipment legitimately. 
I am just leary of anyone who "can fix anything" but doesn't know what it 
is.

Pete Davis
NoDial.net.


Reliable Internet, LLC wrote:

Do all you guys get this crap from them about once a week?  I have asked 
several times to be removed from their spam list.  Did they harvest this 
list or p-15?


Today I responded asking about how they fix these "Transio" they talk 
about.  LOL!  Stupid spammers can't even spell what they fix.  :)  I hate 
spam.


 Original Message 
Subject: we fix transio, trango, motorola, alvarion equipment
Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 16:38:21 -0500 (EST)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]



   Jan Weinberg
   ezlinx
   1-866-439-5469




My name is Jan and I am with ezlinx.net.  We sell refurbished
equipment-if you are interested most of our inventory can be viewed at
store.ezlinx.net. our phone is 1-866-439-5469.  Please ask for Jan
Weinberg.

Also, we fix any broken or dead units that you may have
around-particularly alvarion, transio, trango, motorola.  We do not charge
you a dollar fee-you ship us your equipment, we fix as much as we can and
then ship you back one half of all that we repair.  In other words, the
only cost to you is the shipping.

We also sell refurbished equipment and purchase any working or non working
units you may have around.

Looking forward to doing business with you.

Please feel free to contact me at 1-866-439-5469.  If I am not in please
ask for Jack.



Jan Weinberg
ezlinx.net































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Re: [WISPA] ezlinx.net SPAM

[Reliable Internet, LLC]

This is how I picture them.  They started as an Alvarian shop.  They 
learned how to fix them, had the idea "I'll fix others".  I believe this 
because there spam used to say only alvarian.  I think they have an 
alvarian network and figured anyone who wanted radios fixed, would send 
them in, they keep half (to use on their network) and give you the other 
half back no charge.  But now they fix all kinds of brands, even 
"transios" :)  I am just guessing all this but anyway.  I don't know 
if their legit, but I do know I hate the spam.  And if only for that 
reasonI'll never use them.


Tom DeReggi wrote:

I also get their SPAMs.  It would be nice to know if they are legit or 
not, as repair shops are needed in this industry. But I also got the 
same feeling that they weren't legit.  Anytime the repair shop keeps 
the parts, there is really no way to control honesty in the deal.


Tom DeReggi
RapidDSL & Wireless, Inc
IntAirNet- Fixed Wireless Broadband

- Original Message - From: "Pete Davis. NoDial.net" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

To: "WISPA General List" 
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 8:14 AM
Subject: Re: [WISPA] ezlinx.net SPAM


I got the same one email. I also get hit with cold calls for people 
wanting to fix my radios. I don't know if they are the same company, 
or a different scam. The call center making the calls doesn't seem to 
know much, but they REALLY want you to send them broken radios.


Them: Do you have any broken out of warranty Tranzeo (or transio) 
radios?

Me: No. I don't use Tranzeo
Them: We fix all major brands. What kind of wireless CPE do you use?
Me: Waverider. Do you fix Waverider?
Them: Let me check.. yeah, we fix them.
Me: How much.
Them: uh... does $275 sound right?
Me: Have you ever fixed one? We can buy new ones for about $250 in 
quantity.

Them: Oh yeah... we fix them all the time How many do you have?
Me: About 25
Them: Well if you send them in, we will send back half of the ones we 
fix for no charge.

Me: What do you do with the ones you can't fix?
Them: We keep them for spare parts.
Me: I see. Does your lab have a CCU to test signal level sensitivity 
with?

Them: Oh yeah, we have all kinds of meters and osciloscopes, and stuff.
Me: Do you know what a CCU is?
Them: uh... let me check. hold on
(long pause)
Them: did we give you the address to send the equipment to?
Me: What equipment?
Them: the Wave equipment.
Me: Should I send the EUM's, the SPK's, or the GLD's. Can you fix all 
of those models? (I made up the last two)

Them: Oh yeah. We fix all of those.
Me: I will let you know.

Someone posted recently on how their CPE serial numbers that they 
sent in for repair showed up on ebay. I am not sure these "repair 
shops" spammers aren't fronts for ebay shops, but if they do a lot of 
"fix and send back half" work, they could have a lot of excess refirb 
equipment legitimately. I am just leary of anyone who "can fix 
anything" but doesn't know what it is.

Pete Davis
NoDial.net.


Reliable Internet, LLC wrote:

Do all you guys get this crap from them about once a week?  I have 
asked several times to be removed from their spam list.  Did they 
harvest this list or p-15?


Today I responded asking about how they fix these "Transio" they 
talk about.  LOL!  Stupid spammers can't even spell what they fix.  
:)  I hate spam.


 Original Message 
Subject: we fix transio, trango, motorola, alvarion equipment
Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2005 16:38:21 -0500 (EST)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]



   Jan Weinberg
   ezlinx
   1-866-439-5469




My name is Jan and I am with ezlinx.net.  We sell refurbished
equipment-if you are interested most of our inventory can be viewed at
store.ezlinx.net. our phone is 1-866-439-5469.  Please ask for Jan
Weinberg.

Also, we fix any broken or dead units that you may have
around-particularly alvarion, transio, trango, motorola.  We do not 
charge
you a dollar fee-you ship us your equipment, we fix as much as we 
can and

then ship you back one half of all that we repair.  In other words, the
only cost to you is the shipping.

We also sell refurbished equipment and purchase any working or non 
working

units you may have around.

Looking forward to doing business with you.

Please feel free to contact me at 1-866-439-5469.  If I am not in 
please

ask for Jack.



Jan Weinberg
ezlinx.net































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Re: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?

[Reliable Internet, LLC]

Great feedback John.  I always wonder about these other people (posts on 
dsl reports), but I know you're honest and I believe you.  I have 
ordered from them 3 or 4 times and all went well, but I also never got 
that warm fuzzy felling from them.  I will stay away forever now.


Brian

John Scrivner wrote:

We ordered some antennas that did not work out for us from Hyperlink. 
We asked if we could pay a restocking fee and return them. They were 
very evasive, just as outlined in the DSL Reports remarks. They 
eventually said they would allow a return but only for credit for 
future purchases. They also said after asking to do the return at the 
same time as a new order to use the credit that we were now 
blacklisted by them which means we can never buy from them again. This 
was our first and only experience with Hypelrink. I believe this makes 
them the worst vendor I have ever seen in my life. (Except for the 
RBOCs of course!) Buyer beware.

Scriv


Jory Privett wrote:

I ordered some parts from them last week.  The arrived on time and 
just what I ordered.


Jory Privett
WCCS

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http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14859535

FYI
Anyone else getting screwed around by them?  If their being stupid maybe
they need to be avoided.

Brian
 


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Re: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?

[Travis Johnson]

I have been purchasing from Hyperlink for over 6 years. At one time, we 
were buying $50,000 per year in equipment from them. I have never had a 
problem, and in fact just placed an order with them today.


Travis
Microserv

Reliable Internet, LLC wrote:

Great feedback John.  I always wonder about these other people (posts 
on dsl reports), but I know you're honest and I believe you.  I have 
ordered from them 3 or 4 times and all went well, but I also never got 
that warm fuzzy felling from them.  I will stay away forever now.


Brian

John Scrivner wrote:

We ordered some antennas that did not work out for us from Hyperlink. 
We asked if we could pay a restocking fee and return them. They were 
very evasive, just as outlined in the DSL Reports remarks. They 
eventually said they would allow a return but only for credit for 
future purchases. They also said after asking to do the return at the 
same time as a new order to use the credit that we were now 
blacklisted by them which means we can never buy from them again. 
This was our first and only experience with Hypelrink. I believe this 
makes them the worst vendor I have ever seen in my life. (Except for 
the RBOCs of course!) Buyer beware.

Scriv


Jory Privett wrote:

I ordered some parts from them last week.  The arrived on time and 
just what I ordered.


Jory Privett
WCCS

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Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 9:14 AM
Subject: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?


http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14859535

FYI
Anyone else getting screwed around by them?  If their being stupid 
maybe

they need to be avoided.

Brian
 


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Re: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?

[John Scrivner]

I am not trying to start any vendor problems here. I was simply sharing 
my personal experience. Maybe someone there just did not like my 
purchasing guy. I don't know. I do know that I have never been 
"blacklisted" by anyone else in my 40 years on earth. I guess since this 
was our first buying experience and we were looking for a way to return 
the product they assumed we were a bunch of deadbeats. I really do not 
know. I would not have even responded to this thread had I not had a 
similar experience to the person who was complaining on the DSL Reports.


I am sure that Hyperlink has many happy customers or they would have 
gone out of business long ago. I get the impression that someone at the 
company has the task of minimizing returns and is being over-zealous. 
Whatever the case, I probably should have just kept my mouth shut. I 
have no further dealings with them but wish them all the best. It sounds 
like some of you have a good relationship and I do not wish to harm that.

Scriv


Travis Johnson wrote:

I have been purchasing from Hyperlink for over 6 years. At one time, 
we were buying $50,000 per year in equipment from them. I have never 
had a problem, and in fact just placed an order with them today.


Travis
Microserv

Reliable Internet, LLC wrote:

Great feedback John.  I always wonder about these other people (posts 
on dsl reports), but I know you're honest and I believe you.  I have 
ordered from them 3 or 4 times and all went well, but I also never 
got that warm fuzzy felling from them.  I will stay away forever now.


Brian

John Scrivner wrote:

We ordered some antennas that did not work out for us from 
Hyperlink. We asked if we could pay a restocking fee and return 
them. They were very evasive, just as outlined in the DSL Reports 
remarks. They eventually said they would allow a return but only for 
credit for future purchases. They also said after asking to do the 
return at the same time as a new order to use the credit that we 
were now blacklisted by them which means we can never buy from them 
again. This was our first and only experience with Hypelrink. I 
believe this makes them the worst vendor I have ever seen in my 
life. (Except for the RBOCs of course!) Buyer beware.

Scriv


Jory Privett wrote:

I ordered some parts from them last week.  The arrived on time and 
just what I ordered.


Jory Privett
WCCS

- Original Message - From: "Reliable Internet, LLC" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Conversations over a new WISP Trade Organization" 


Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 9:14 AM
Subject: [WISPA] Trouble in Hyperlink land?


http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14859535

FYI
Anyone else getting screwed around by them?  If their being stupid 
maybe

they need to be avoided.

Brian
 


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