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(deleted) Fri 15-Jun-07 19:07:26
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Moving to Zen


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Due the the possible purhcase of the pipex group by tiscali. I am considering moving two account and two domains to Zen.

What are zen like as an ISP in terms of
performance , stability an services,
I'm not a heavy downloaded i.e very little P2P

Do they still the the good name they used to have?

Also what's their domain hosting like ?looks pricey is it really worth it ?
I'm looking for a unlimited number of email forwarded address , and no limited on the email size

Thanks
Andrew
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(deleted) Fri 15-Jun-07 19:12:08
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Re: Moving to Zen


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I just set the migration process to move from Nildram, the Tiscali thing is a good reason, but for me it was poor reliability at Nildram. I do hope Zen are OK too, though I've already made my mind up to move to them anyways. I'm a light user too .
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(deleted) Fri 15-Jun-07 20:01:16
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Re: Moving to Zen


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Hi

Performance has been 100% for me (can't speak for others obviously )
stability 100% never had any down time even with house move
can't answer p2p as I don't use it

I left Pipex in April 2006 and haven't looked back. Never had a problem with my line (even though my exchange is heavily contended). The only time I've had to call Zen the problem was sorted efficiently and professionally with no spin and, I've had a house move in that time and it went perfectly

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(deleted) Fri 15-Jun-07 22:37:06
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Re: Moving to Zen


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Been with Zen for over a year and can honestly say they are the best ISP I've ever been with. Very reliable, good speeds and excellent customer service. Zen charge a bit more than your average ISP but are well worth it, they also throw in 2GB of webspace with no traffic limits and access to a news server, if you use both of these facility's then Zen actually work out cheap. You won't be disappointed with Zen.
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(deleted) Sat 16-Jun-07 00:04:57
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Re: Moving to Zen


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What are zen like as an ISP in terms of performance , stability an services,
I'm not a heavy downloaded i.e very little P2P


Pretty good imo; the service is reliable and stable and the quality and level of both technical support and customer service is very high in my experience. And I say that not only as a personal (residential) customer but also now as a business customer.
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Do they still the the good name they used to have?


I think they do, yes. I certainly wouldn't have chosen them to provide ADSL services for my organisation if I felt that they weren't up to it.
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Also what's their domain hosting like ?looks pricey is it really worth it ?


I don't use their domain hosting so I can't comment, other than to make the observation that you get what you pay for. IIRC the basic hosting package is around
Standard User therioman
(knowledge is power) Sat 16-Jun-07 01:13:23
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Re: Moving to Zen


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What are zen like as an ISP in terms of
performance , stability an services,
I'm not a heavy downloaded i.e very little P2P




Yep, it's all very good here. Zen are fantastically reliable.

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Do they still the the good name they used to have?




Yep, for reliable connectivity, Zen is the best choice without a doubt IMO.

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Also what's their domain hosting like ?looks pricey is it really worth it ?
I'm looking for a unlimited number of email forwarded address , and no limited on the email size




While I wouldn't comment on the pricing etc as it's a bit of a conflict of interest, limiting the size of e-mail makes sense and even if Zen don't (I have no idea but I suspect they do), most other people have limits so it doesn't necessarily matter.
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(deleted) Sat 16-Jun-07 02:13:18
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Re: Moving to Zen


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Very good , Had a problem today wrong last night,But a reset and it was first time working. Not sure what went wrong.

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(deleted) Sat 16-Jun-07 12:33:38
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Re: Moving to Zen


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Thamnks for all the excelent replies

I may have mis lead people with my questions about domain hostsing let me clarify

When I say look a bit expensive, I meant compared to 123-reg who charge me
Standard User ukwiz
(experienced) Sun 17-Jun-07 09:38:35
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To be honest i don't know how they can be so cheap.


They can be so cheap because everything is automated and they do not provide any technical or customer support. They are basically a bunch of cowboys.

David

Moved from BTopenworld to ZeN - several years ago. Delighted (most of the time)
Zen 8000 Active - speed capped by BT, usage capped by Zen
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(deleted) Sun 17-Jun-07 20:50:24
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To be honest i don't know how they can be so cheap.


As I said, you pay for what you get. Others will undoubtedly tell you just how poor things can be with 123-reg; witness their recent email outages as discussed here and here.

As David (ukwiz) has said, 123-reg aren't great for technical support or customer service.
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