Tony Groves wrote:
> I switched my domestic internet connection from Eircom ADSL to Irish
> Broadband Ripwave about 6 months ago because taking into account the
> cost of the phone line which I don't need, the IBB option is far
> cheaper, and an NTL connection was not available.
>> My bill has dropped from about €15 a week to a fiver now, but
> unfortunately the quality of service is not reliable at all. When it's
> connected the speed is fine, but almost every day (at unpredictable
> times but always when I need it) the connection drops and I'm left to
> twiddle my thumbs for two hours or more waiting for it to come back.
>> So, I want to change again. Can anybody recommend a better service in
> Dublin at a reasonable price?
>> Thanks.
>> Tony.
>http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=259
NTL Cable (some areas bad), IBB Breeze (Ripwave is a Wireless ISDN
replacement, not Broadband at all), Digiweb Metro (DSL/Cable like
with phone ports QOS private IP VOIP built in with real phone number &
sockets) , Digiweb Wireless (Like Breeze).
Magnet fibre or Smart fibre (The DSL LLU / GLUMP is still 17 Euro a
month to eircom)
Your own connection to enet MAN :-)
Avoid Clearwire, Satellite, Ripwave, Ripwave Plus , eircom FWA.
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Mike
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