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Are Eircom better than the rest?

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    #32
    Bohrio
    Registered Users Posts: 2,752 ✭✭✭Bohrio


    DECEiFER wrote: »
    So, tell us a story. How did you manage to get on Fastpath? :P

    if you were on an auld 2 mb package when you are upgraded to 3mb you will remain on low interleave.

    Only 3mb customer are put to high interleave..


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    #33
    DECEiFER
    Registered Users Posts: 3,212 ✭✭✭DECEiFER


    Bohrio wrote: »
    if you were on an auld 2 mb package when you are upgraded to 3mb you will remain on low interleave.

    Only 3mb customer are put to high interleave..
    Would that also be the same for those who are not using Interleaving, who are on Fastpath?

    I suppose we'll have to wait for Eircom to finish the **** up.


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    #34
    Bohrio
    Registered Users Posts: 2,752 ✭✭✭Bohrio


    DECEiFER wrote: »
    Would that also be the same for those who are not using Interleaving, who are on Fastpath?

    I suppose we'll have to wait for Eircom to finish the **** up.

    This is what eircom have at the moment

    old 1 mb service 2 options:

    1mb Low interleave
    1mb high interleave

    Old 2 mb service 3 options:

    2 mb low interleave
    2 mb high interleave
    3 mb low interleave

    Old 3 mb service will have the same interleave different speeds (all high interleave)


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    #35
    DECEiFER
    Registered Users Posts: 3,212 ✭✭✭DECEiFER


    Bohrio wrote: »
    This is what eircom have at the moment

    old 1 mb service 2 options:

    1mb Low interleave
    1mb high interleave

    Old 2 mb service 3 options:

    2 mb low interleave
    2 mb high interleave
    3 mb low interleave

    Old 3 mb service will have the same interleave different speeds (all high interleave)
    "Low Interleave" isn't "Fastpath". Even "No Interleave" isn't "Fastpath". So if it's not an option, how does one obtain it? :rolleyes:


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