AAISP or Be Pro

I'm looking at a new BE-based connection for one of our offices. My gut instinct says A&A but I'm struggling to see what I get that's worth the extra money and usage-based charging hassles that I wouldn't get on Be Pro, given that they're both on the same backhaul.

What am I missing?

Be Wholesale costs more than going direct, however, for the extra fee, you'll get a far more tech-savvy ISP.

If you're a geek, their control panel has lots of things to keep you amused with line quality monitoring and lots of control on the line.

Matt

...or you could speak to the team at Cerberus Networks. We have been offering business services on the BE network for some time - uncapped usage, no restricitve contention pluds you get free bandwidth stats and email alerts if the line goes down for any reason.

Best regards,

Bob

In reply to a post by bobhendy:

...or you could speak to the team at Cerberus Networks. We have been offering business services on the BE network for some time - uncapped usage, no restricitve contention pluds you get free bandwidth stats and email alerts if the line goes down for any reason.

Best regards,

Bob

Bob, Do you think it's right to push your services so openly in another ISPs forum?

The AAISP control panel for Be services is far more comprehensive than the one you get on Be Pro.

I thought it might be - hence my comment

That said, I have only ever used their control panel for a few lines we had some years ago.

Matt

Especially when the OP asked specifically for Be or AAISP

Matt

WIth AAISP you get real routed IPs, ipv6, SMS when the line drops, bonding, and a very tech savvy support - all for no extra cost, and on a 1 month contract.

Be isn't really that much cheaper for office use.. eg. Be Pro + 32 IPs is going to run to about £57 a month, on a 12 month contract, and that's without any of the other features.

I think it's taking the pee and not much better than trolling for customers

We're not in the "Which ISP?" forum anymore, y'know..