I have a friend who just switched from them. The provider he had
been using decided to get out of the residential DSL market, and
focus on business DSL...so they transitioned him to Telocity.
First, they failed to ramp up enough bandwidth in the region to
handle all the new customers.
Then, they couldn't keep their routes straight.
Then, they couldn't keep the circuits up.
In just less than 2 weeks, my friend had about 3 days worth of actual
connectivity.
He just got himself switched to InternetConnect...and he's much
happier for having done so.
On Thu, 22 Mar 2001 20:20:29 -0500, Eddie Strohmier wrote:
>Hello:
>
>I finally think I may have a DSL service in my area and
>wanted to see if anyone on the list was using them. Telocity
>is the service and the appear to be Linux friendly at least
>their website indicates this. Has anyone had any experience
>with them? I miss my old solid T-1 line from my ISP service
>I used to provide so bad that I am willing to go with
>anything to shake away this 56k modem crap. They are
>providing the equipment for free and a static IP with
>software for Linux. They say the cost is 49.95/month, no
>contract. They say up to 1500 Kbps download and 128 Kbps
>upload. Upload does not look good to me but since it is my
>only option right now I guess it would not hurt to give them
>a try unless someone here has some serious problems with
>them. Dslreports.com rates them in the C to C+ category and
>I see some good reviews and bad. But I can't tell if these
>reviews were made by the novice or someone experienced with
>broadband. Any comments would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Eddie Strohmier
>
>
>
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