Looks like AAISP are giving customers unmetered bandwidth during the holiday period. (http://aaisp.blogspot.com/2008/12/unmetered-christmas-period.html) :)
Now if iDNet were to do the same, I'm sure their largesse would be gratefully appreciated ;D
Quote from: Tacitus on Dec 17, 2009, 12:11:33
Looks like AAISP are giving customers unmetered bandwidth during the holiday period. (http://aaisp.blogspot.com/2008/12/unmetered-christmas-period.html) :)
Now if iDNet were to do the same, I'm sure their largesse would be gratefully appreciated ;D
Saying that, considering how much AAISP charge, they may well be able to afford to give that away :evil:
Quote from: Gary on Dec 17, 2009, 12:24:34
.......considering how much AAISP charge, they may well be able to afford to give that away :evil:
Good point Gary :) I've always thought their prices were not particularly competitive. As justification they push the idea they can reach parts of BT that others can't, but I've never been wholly convinced.
Nice gesture though :)
Quote from: Tacitus on Dec 17, 2009, 13:30:12
As justification they push the idea they can reach parts of BT that others can't
The'll never reach me though. ;D
Quote from: Tacitus on Dec 17, 2009, 13:30:12
Good point Gary :) I've always thought their prices were not particularly competitive. As justification they push the idea they can reach parts of BT that others can't, but I've never been wholly convinced.
Nice gesture though :)
It is a nice gesture, and one that you will never see from the big ISP's
It's a nice gesture. :)
It is...
Pass :D
Got a date yet, David?
No not yet I have recieved log in etc but no date for the changeover,thats why I got a new router but I have others to use if the changeover comes first.
I saw the FREE gift before getting the code...and it didn't impress me :dunno: why
Well, it put a wider smile on my face. ;D
Not as wide as me ;D ;D ;D Bob
Quote from: David on Dec 17, 2009, 16:28:32
No not yet I have recieved log in etc but no date for the changeover,thats why I got a new router but I have others to use if the changeover comes first.
How does December 22, grab you, David?
By the short and curlys... that's brilliant actually better than I could have expected :thumb:
Wonder If I can have my old Email back...I can use office mail again or whatever its called :red:
Probably, I doubt it's been repatriated yet, phone or email support.
:fingers:
Quote from: David on Dec 17, 2009, 17:24:12
Not as wide as me ;D ;D ;D Bob
:fingers: :fingers: :fingers:
:eek4:.................................. :lol:
Having worked for an ADSL ISP, the Christmas period is usually slack, with most business customers generating little or no network traffic. Watching the throughput stats, you can see the usage ramp down as you approach Christmas Day, and ramp up again following New Year.
Hi and welcome to the forum. :welc: :karma:
I think that's why A&A and IDNet feel able to make this gesture. It's good for residential customers though. :)
Can I have a pedant point, too? It's "Cead mille failte". (I might even hazard a guess that you know Welsh, as "ceud" would have the same pronunciation in Welsh.)
:karma: :welcome: from the quietest one here ;)
Quote from: nowster on Dec 18, 2009, 20:12:44
Can I have a pedant point, too? It's "Cead mille failte". (I might even hazard a guess that you know Welsh, as "ceud" would have the same pronunciation in Welsh.)
Like most Gaelic written in unaccented English, there's a variety of spellings in use, for example:
http://www.sheffieldcaledonians.co.uk/
:)
15 all! Nowster to serve. :hehe:
;D
I'd believe that little green men from Mars were living next door, sooner than that Rik had it wrong all this time! ;D
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