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"Alternative Broadband" - the wireless company

  • 15-09-2006 7:45pm
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    Their Site

    Has anyone any experience with this company? Was thinking of signing up for the 512kbps package for 25 euro a month, as I can't get proper broadband where I live.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 140 ✭✭dathiultaigh


    OK I looked at their site at noticed that amongst their product description was a link stating "lower contention ratio" which brought me to another page with a more descriptive details of thier product but with no further details on the contention ratio but it did have another link for "lower contention" ... which yes you geussed it ... it lead to a page with a more descriptive details of thier product including another link for "lower contention" soooo I clicked on this and got to a custom 404 webpage file not found messege ... had a good search on their site and could find no more details on contention ratio other than it depended on your area.

    Actually alot of sites links will lead to a 404 messege

    Not re-assured at all to say the least.

    The packages they offer are quite expensive compared to other ISP's that offer a wimax service (bout 10 euro a month difference if you compare packages). Also there is a first time once off connection charge of over 200 Euro? fuk that

    Honestly I never heard of this ISP. Maybe they are a reseller? Would advise to go shopping about before you make a decision - the likes of digiweb, IBB, and clearwire come to mind. There are WiMAX offers out there for a better price and sites that provide you with proper information.


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