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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 02-Jul-13 22:04:37
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Re: first time buying a router - overwhelmed by choice!


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My ISP will be Aquiss
Jeez. Good luck frown


whats wrong with them?
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(deleted) Tue 02-Jul-13 22:06:05
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Re: first time buying a router - overwhelmed by choice!


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I wouldn't touch a reseller.
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(deleted) Tue 02-Jul-13 22:08:57
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I wouldn't touch a reseller.


why's that? worse service/connectivity? I've read really good reviews about aquiss crazy


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Standard User billford
(elder) Tue 02-Jul-13 22:15:03
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Don't take too much notice of Batboy and his opinions- nobody else does tongue

Bill
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(deleted) Tue 02-Jul-13 22:18:20
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This is just my opinion, but to me, a reseller buys off a wholesaler who has bought a package from BT Wholesale or an LLU provider. Chances are you'll end up on BT or TalkTalk and if anything goes wrong, you'll have to persuade your reseller to contact their wholesaler and get them to contact their wholesaler, when you could have gone directly to BT or TT and been a customer with direct access to the support team.

Too many layers.
Standard User XRaySpeX
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Tue 02-Jul-13 22:19:28
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In reply to a post by nish81:
i'll have to call my ISP tomorrow and double check with them exactly what I need to get.
Why bother? On ADSL you definitely need a modem connected to the phone socket, either freestanding or a hybrid router/modem all-in-one.

1999: Freeserve 48K Dial-Up => 2005: Wanadoo 1 Meg BB => 2007: Orange 2 Meg BB => 2008: Orange 8 Meg LLU => 2010: Orange 16 Meg LLU => 2011: Orange 20 Meg WBC
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(deleted) Tue 02-Jul-13 22:21:01
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Don't take too much notice of Batboy and his opinions- nobody else does tongue
Hope you're happy with noIDeaNet wink
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(deleted) Tue 02-Jul-13 22:22:00
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Re: first time buying a router - overwhelmed by choice!


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In reply to a post by billford:
Don't take too much notice of Batboy and his opinions- nobody else does tongue


Aha, I see tongue


In reply to a post by BatBoy:
This is just my opinion, but to me, a reseller buys off a wholesaler who has bought a package from BT Wholesale or an LLU provider. Chances are you'll end up on BT or TalkTalk and if anything goes wrong, you'll have to persuade your reseller to contact their wholesaler and get them to contact their wholesaler, when you could have gone directly to BT or TT and been a customer with direct access to the support team.

Too many layers.


well if that were the case wouldn't there be some bad reviews of Aquiss's support process? but every review I've read of their support seems to be pretty great.


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In reply to a post by nish81:
i'll have to call my ISP tomorrow and double check with them exactly what I need to get.
Why bother? On ADSL you definitely need a modem connected to the phone socket, either freestanding or a hybrid router/modem all-in-one.


Right, but I'm wondering whether they provide a modem or not. In their email they specifically said they dont provide a router. I don't know what exactly they meant and no harm asking anyway
Standard User billford
(elder) Tue 02-Jul-13 22:23:37
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Hope you're happy with noIDeaNet wink
QED smile

Bill
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(deleted) Tue 02-Jul-13 22:26:38
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I don't know what exactly they meant
Well, that's a great start.
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