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Anonymous
(Unregistered)Fri 13-Apr-07 10:10:29
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Thinking of migrating to ukfsn .


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Hi all,
I'm looking for a decent ISP with ADSL MAX to migrate to. I don't want to spend more than
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(deleted) Fri 13-Apr-07 11:15:48
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Re: Thinking of migrating to ukfsn .


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Here's the Entanet forum which will answer your questions.

I believe the Enta resellers are on a role at the moment; I'd certainly consider them!

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(deleted) Fri 13-Apr-07 12:04:13
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Re: Thinking of migrating to ukfsn .


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I've advised 2 people in the last few weeks to change/join UKFSN due to their requirements. Both very happy with the way things have been handled with migration and signup (1 a straight migration from Tiscali and the other a new signup) s again they meet their requirements.

Not with UKFSN myself, but if I was looking for a new provider they would be on the shortlist.


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Anonymous
(Unregistered)Fri 13-Apr-07 14:58:22
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Re: Thinking of migrating to ukfsn .


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Thanks
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(deleted) Fri 13-Apr-07 15:33:15
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Re: Thinking of migrating to ukfsn .


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More than welcome mate. I just call it as I see it and the Enta resellers seem to be doing a good job from what I've read, been told and seen for myself.
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(regular) Fri 13-Apr-07 21:12:28
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Re: Thinking of migrating to ukfsn .


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I wrote this on another forum of "which ISP". As you can see I think of them highly due to their honesty and support.


I highly recommend the Enta providers. They are a honest wholesaler/buisness ISP posting every detail of the service on their NOC. http://noc.enta.net/

There is traffic shaping in the form of an Anti Loss Tool. This ensures there is no packet loss by bringing everyones connection down to 2Mbps in 0.5Mbps steps and then works it way up when load decreases. This only really happens at 10pm til 1-2am and on weekends (off peak). This is not used as an excuse for not adding bandwidth and can be seen by the above link. They have just installed their 4th pipe with a 5th ordered. (There has been a 400% increase in bandwidth since June so far and is set to increase at same rate.)

Enta sell to the public via various resellers UKFSN, Aquiss (who I'm with), ADSL24, Vivaciti - also resell others, Falconnet etc. They all provide great support and post regularly on the Adslguide forums (Aquiss have their own ones with few support members and owner.) along with Entanet engineers.
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