Will see how it goes here.

I have faith in AA.

BTW: Try this. http://www.thinkbroadband.com/ping/share/771200881fb...

My packetloss is pretty much the same as that

http://f8lure.mouselike.org/archived_graphs/94.193.2...

but BE says its fine

time to jump ship me thinks.

Edited by epyon (Mon 10-Oct-11 13:38:21)

Oooh. I see your line has gone down

In reply to a post by epyon:

My packetloss is pretty much the same as that

http://f8lure.mouselike.org/archived_graphs/94.193.2...

but BE says its fine

time to jump ship me thinks.

BQM & F8lure.

I have kept fast path on lately, and 3db too. Speedtest.bbmax.co.uk and that other one, which ISN'T used now ), both provide[d] similar results.

TBB on the other hand gives me this and up to this.


i have decided to leave A&A (unfortunately) before I eat up my allowance right up. They ARE superb, un-rivalled, and absolutely the un-limited best. I s'pose.

I kept within my limits without going into the full usage amount, and had to, with the deepest regrets, am migrating back to Be*. Such is life, and it is for the best.

Looking forward to re-joing A&A when the situation arise again, and it will be excellent again - The fully tweakable connection and speeds to match. It really is top-notch. The same goes for ALL the staff. Thank you Andrews & Arnold for providing the internet, the way it should be - Mmmm... oh yes.


A&A are 100% recommended, with everything they do, is flawless.

Edited to add: I opted to purchase the Billion BiPAC 7800N Dual WAN ADSL2+/Broadband Wireless-N Gigabit Firewall Modem Router that was provided by AAISP - It is a great router, and is a pleasure to use - it does exactly what it says on the tin, although, the colour scheme is not the 'bestest', but everything else within it is the canines danglies. Best of all, it uses a Broadcom Chipset. The wireless is good, as well as all of its features.
It'll be used (and preferred anyway) over the Be-Box.

Still, I've got until Thursday until the migration back to Be*, so will closely watch my [excellent] AAISP usage.

Bye for now, folks!

Edited by deleted (Sat 29-Oct-11 18:17:33)

Did AAISP sort out your line problems?

Asked them just to leave it as-is.

Not a user. Be said that they'd investigate it further.

Time will tell.

I think I would have taken the opportunity to get it sorted out with AAISP.

I kept within my limits without going into the full usage amount, and had to, with the deepest regrets, am migrating back to Be*. Such is life, and it is for the best.

This seems to be your reason for going back, but is there a word or two missing? I don't see any statement of a problem with the allowance.

Word or two missing? You mean Be kept problems going without sorting it? That's true.

AA sorted it, and things are better than before-ish. My top speeds with Be at the beginning when first joining them was 19meg down. If they can keep up the current speeds, that fine. For now.

Be also did work at my exchange when I was using AA+Be.

Nicely nicely.

?
I'm not sure what I'm missing, but I just don't understand the quote I gave. That's why I asked if something is missing.

Or do you mean you joined AA, got "the problem" fixed,(either through them or coincidentally), then went back to Be on cost grounds?