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Check your tower proximity and the coverage map. I have a tower 1 mile away with no major obstructions - so it's working for me. It's not as solid as the SureWest DSL but I was glad to get rid of them. The monopoly they had in this area (Roseville, CA) went on for too long. Like many of you, I don't need a home phone anymore, SureWest wanted to charge me almost the same ($58 vs $61) for 3mbps DSL only. I'm tired of paying for other people's annual 'cost of living increases' and benefits! When I cancelled (I went to their office), they did not even ask why - not surprised considering the track record. Anyway, seems they were just purchased by another company (Consolidated Communications). If the new owners 'smell the coffee' and get competitive I may go back. For now, I'm getting exactly what I want / need, with faster Internet (6mbps), no contract, portability, decent service and I'm saving a few bucks a month. Btw, going to 6mbps with SureWest would have cost a lot more and since i'm not wired, they would have had to run ethernet cable, which they typically just run ugly wire along the side of your house and bore a hole in your wall for an access point - no thanks! Profile: Casual user (1-2) household 1-2 movies a month Music purchases Amazon YouTube casual MAC & PC user Note: Plugged the CleaWire home modem into my wireless router, did not have to change the device logins which was fantastic. Had to call their CS once and then again to up the speed from 3-6 ($15 more and considerable diff in performance) although the 3 would have been OK and I might switch back in a few months. (review was emailed from domain gmail.com) lodged 12.1 years ago
may 2, 2011 i now have 25mbit for 69.99 do the math! fios is fast and is bidirectional 1/1, 15/15, 25/25, 50/50 47.00, 57.00, 79.99, 219.99 they try to charge more if you dont have tv or phone service what up with that? this is mess up.. this sucks louisiana lyafette is like 25/25 at 35.00 35/35 for 45.00 50/50 for 55.00 i would love 25mbit for 35.00 or 50mbit for 55.00 that acceptable charges but 47 buck for 1mbit to 219 dollar for 50mbit is ridiculouos!!! outrageous!!! that 3 time more for 50mbit wtf? i have to pay 140 dollars more for another 25mbit no way!!! the speed package for 50mbps is 219 dollars??? prevously it was 192.00 we expect the price to be around 99.00 even at tis price its already a premium aka high prices... 219??!!?!??! for 50mbit no thank you this is absurd this company is in it to make money not provide good service and acceptable charges ------ It is now april 2 2011: 10 56 am the speed is now 25 mbps i get about 3125kb/sec 50 mb is now 199.99 100mb is not available expensive speed for fios is not so good i heard that in japan, korea, taiwan, china sweden 100mbit and 1gbps for 40 bucks to 100 bucks 50mbit for 199.99 from surewest is a bit much. is okay for fios but not great i call tech support and billing department and they have no clue what is going on and not courteous it seem the staff are untrained and are poorly at what they do. 1mbit for 47.00???? you kidding me??? was 29.99 now 47.00 and extra charging after awhile is bad business practice it seem their not trying to save us money and only trying to make us pay more then necessary! poorly trained monkey in tech support and customer support i would switch to a better company if their is any. i have better tech support and billing issues with comcast and att so much for having better technology!!! update march 9,2010 20mbps in both direction is not bad for 70 a month. speed test that is most accurate to my connection »www.everestkc.net/trailb ··· eometer/ google everestkc.net for more information 50mbps in both direction for 192.00, its 135 dollars more for an increase of 30mbps no thanks! hopefully the speed is here to stay lol In the near future when i saved enough money i'm going 50mbps for at least a year speed is fun indeed if you know how to use it properly for many it isn't anymore useful then a 1mbit connection! why waste 50mbps on stuff that require little bandwidth like chatting on the internet? even dialup is sufficient for these kind of internet junkie hopefully this review get so big that you need lot of patience to read it all I would love 50mbps but the price are unreasonable high for this tier If 100mbps are offered in the near future then 50mbps maybe the next best thing after 20mb. 100mb will be a luxury tier and 50mb will become the standard for most subscriber. I just wish they get rid of 1,5,10 and go with 20,50 and 100mbps or 10,20,and 50mb if 100mb are not offered. These price have been set for the last 2 or 3 years and it hasn't change ever since. It is available to many because fiber is considered next generation technology and the few that can get it has to pay through the roof just like with blue-ray or blu-ray bad spelling for a useless next generation dvd format. Until most have anything faster then me I have no reason to complain about 20mbps at 70 a month Not everyone is going to need a 50mbps but it can make internet surfing more fun for those who loves to brag about it and able to do more with highest speed available currently 5/13/09 how did i get the date wrong? was 10/13/09, changed to 5/13/09 must be a typo It seem that at 5mbps the provisional are decent 600kb/sec in both direction at 10mbps its ok too... and at 20mbps or higher it get worse 2400kb/sec, 1900kb/sec Decided to go with 10mbps again cause I couldn't stand 5mbps I get about 1200kb/sec in both direction which is about the max you can pull off . These are left blank intentionally to separate event. . april25,2009: There is no better alternative! There isn't I would have to move to japan, sweden, netherland to have anything close to what surewest offers The only complaint I have with surewest is the higher tier being much higher priced that any other broadband in the USA 91.99 dollars and 191.99 dollars is way above anything we have seen... if you can afford that, you can brag all you want LOL If you bundle you will get a little discount but its usally 5 bucks... not a big deal eh? enjoy life while you're at it. remember that the rest of the world is behind in broadband technology fiber is the future! copper, dsl, cable is yesterday's news! ENJOY april 7,2009: i have decided to downgrade to 5mbit and the upload isn't much slower about 600kb/sec vs 1000kb/sec at 10mbit and 1900kb/sec at 20mbit i guess the higher you go the more you lose in performance The thing is i am not really frenzy about speed anymore as i use to be 1mbit is 29.99 and its cheaper but speed leave somedthing to be desired i would go for it if it was 3mbit that in my opinion is a ripoff for 1mbit for 1mbit i think 9.99 would be make more sense 2mbit for 19.99 3mbit for 29.99 their pricing are so inconsistent I prefer 5mbit over anything faster as of right now because.. 1. its a ripoff 2. it way over my budget march 7 2009: I got some good news and bad news Download and upload are not symmetrical! its still asymmetrical! Its 10/8 or 20/16 or 5/4... etc... upload are only 80 percent of advertised speed I was told download and upload the same but it was not this is where i am disappointed... bummer. The good news is that speed are awesome The bad news is that its quite expensive the faster you want to go Who would be crazy to pay 91.99 or 191.99 a month for 20 and 50mbps? Even 53.99 for 10mbps is too much for most ppl This is where surewest fail if they were to compete with verizon fios they would not survive. They would lose all their customer to Verizon Fios. Surewest 5/5 and 1/1 blows Verizon 20/5 and 10/2 is far better... for the same price In America speed doesn't matter, its the money that matter the most. Company are not competing for speed but to see who can charge the most for faster speed! Ok.. I'm tired of this silly games where we the consumer has to foot most the bill and their is no end in sight. I thought that we the consumer are the one who should choose how much to pay a month but instead company can charge whatever they can get away with and some would pay anything for faster connection. why can't we have fast connection and affordable? in usa fast affordable never existed and probably will always be slow and cheap or fast and expensive. 50mbps and 100mbps are still a dream pipe few can have or afford to even receive this kind of tier. Of course surewest will not charge less because att, comcast, roadrunner can charge more and get away with it too. Its business as usual. the more you pay the more they make? only in america where profit matter the most, satisfaction is nonexistent Update:2/22/09 My personal thought on fios super high speed internet connection: I will be updating daily to keep up with my service for those who are curious as to how good fios is or are. I would recommend that if you have fios avialable don't hesitate don't wait get web and enjoy true broadband that are the same down and up in both direction many times faster then dsl or cable. it has potential to grow and pretty soon we should see 100mbps in a year or two. cable and dsl will be left behind in the dust. Update:2/21/09 so far so good 20mbps is incredibly fast for me with 50mbps i would not be able to saturate it cause their is not enough pipeline to take advantage of this speed Update:2/20/09 the upgrade to 20mbps was instant but its very hard to saturate this kind of bandwidth on the internet. Most website I download from are less then 20mbps so this is more of a brags rights then a necessity I may downgrade to 10mbit in a few months cause this 20mbit is just for show and to impress others... I could have gone 50mbps but didn't want to risk paying 192.00 after my 2 months trail or free months. Majority of americans are still using asymetrical connection in my opinion symetrical does not impress them but when they have it they will realize how much easier you can breathe with it. most user worry about upload not big enough but with this kind of connection their is no worry. few have symetrical connection and thats real broadband not the 6/1, 10/1 crap asymetrical that most of us hate so much. i call it leechband or poorman's broadband owned. why the big download and small upload? so you can't share file or upload fast its being done intentionally due to lobbying and copyright law. Update: 2/19/09 I decided to jump for 20mbps due to wanted to see if higher speed will suit my need I can alway downgrade later but only if I have problems paying 92 a month. I just checked verizon fios for 20/20 without any package and its 77.00 dollars so it s 15.00 difference. The speedtest doesn't show 20/20 at all it show 20/9 or 20/15 which is odd hopefully this will be fixed maybe due to a lack of bandwidth? The pricing are as follow... 50mbps 191.99 insane price! I believe more then double the price and more then I can afford to pay a month. This is 50/50 not 50/20 like verizon most expensive tier which is 139.99 or probably 157.00 without any bundle. 20mbps 91.99 expensive, ripoff 10mbps 53.99 expensive,ripoff 5mbps 39.95 expensive,ripoff 1mbps 29.95 expensive,ripoff I'm cancelling att 6/678 paying 45.00 a month. att blows they are a ripoff and they suck at billing too something that plagues the usa There are no usage caps...woohoo but it is more expensive then i thought boohoo. I am getting two months free so the price vs att is the same after 1 year Hopefully the pricing for the 20 and 50mbps will come down in a year or so then will upgrade later if needed... What do I think is a fair price for 20, 50mbps? I believe 39.95 and 49.95 would be fair That will depend on market price and how many are willing to pay less Some ppl prefer to pay more for higher speed so its a dreampipe for me to imagine paying less for higher speed When you compare comcast 6/1, 8/2 for 42.95, 52.95 anything that is a little faster for about the same price will always be better in term of price per megabit You see I was told 5mbit for 39.95 was plenty of fast for a symmetrical connection. I am a speed craving maniac and 5/5 is actually still faster then att 6/768 by at least 10 times in term of upstream That to me is impressive Verizon Fios 15/15 for 64.95??? See the thing is surewest offer symmetrical connection while Verizon offer semi symmetrical at only one tier... Thats right... 50mbit,20mbit,10mbit,5mbit,1mbit symmetrical connection in a residential area pretty impressive right? oh not really since most of the time upload will not be used but it is useful when needed but only on rare occasion ^_^ That's what I see on their website That's not fiber its coaxial cable internet. »everestkc.com/ Trailblazer 10.0 - 1.0Mbps up to 10.0 Mbps download Trailblazer 8.0 - 768Kbps up to 8.0 Mbps download Trailblazer 5.0 - 512Kbps up to 5.0 Mbps download Trailblazer 1.0 - 384Kbps up to 1.0 Mbps download »everestkc.com/internet/i ··· ex.shtml Update: 2/18/09 I would like 20mbps but I would have to shell out an extra 38 dollars This is very temping lol Should I or should I not? The question is very confusing because is 20mbps really more useful then 10mbps I mean i can easily max it out regardless of mbps yes i have 2 months free so i may as well go with 20mbps for 2 months then downgrade to 10mbps i don't know because haven't made up my mind yet but i will update this review to reflect any changes in the future. Its a hassle to upgrade to 20mbps then downgrade 10mbps *shakes head* *confused* member for 16.8 years, 147 visits, last login: 10.5 years ago updated 12.9 years ago
Connection was great... 25mbit fios, but man are their termination fees high. I had basic cable and 25mbit internet and I don't remember being informed about large termination fees... I just moved and they do not offer service in my new area, so I literally had no choice but to cancel. I turned in my equipment today and they told me that there was a $300 fee for terminating my internet and a $200 fee for terminating my cable tv. No waivers... Customer service is horrible. I had to turn in the boxes to disconnect service and both of the guys at the place acted like it wasn't strange at all to charge someone $500 for moving to an area where they don't offer service. They made it seem like they were working with me by "prorating" the fees down to around $250 total, but really it is b/s. I paid them $120 a month for 18 months and i only had 3 months left on the service agreement. No love at all. Even a bandwidth hog like me will stay away from Surewest in the future. They are underhanded and shady. I would rather have my bandwidth limited and throttled by comcast than have to ever pay them another cent. DO NOT GET SERVICE THROUGH SUREWEST, IT IS NOT WORTH THE POTENTIAL FEES I agreed to a 1 year verbal service agreement, but no one ever told me anything about such high termination fees and they even said it was OK if i moved before the contract was up. They lied and now I have to pay them a bunch of money so they don't mess up my credit. I will be filing several complaints with regulatory agencies and consumer advocacy groups over the next few days... If I can't get them to waive the fees, at least I can waste their time and resources. member for 13.9 years, driveby review (so far) lodged 13.9 years ago
It's worth mentioning that SureWest is somewhat reliable with it's DSL connection, however, putting a cap or quota on monthly data transfers of 40 Gigs is SHAMEFULL! The thing is that I'm not a "movie or music downloader", but I am interested in Internet TV (IPTV). It's a new feature of the internet, where you can actually get your TV through the internet - at much cheaper prices - with many more channels that the local cable company doesn't carry (ie. international channels). There are many companies out there that offer IPTV services, but one must have an ISP that does not have a transfer quota or can pay per GB of use. AT&T (SBC) has a 250 GB per month of transfer and so does Comcast, but SureWest has 40 Gigs. So be AWARE of this before you sign up for the service and think that you can "unlimited download" - as they state all over their website. They don't even have an option for you to pay for additional GB - as the tech rep "james" explained to me. So if you want IPTV (internet TV) or maybe, who knows, you might sign up for one of those movie websites with unlimited monthly downloads, remember 40 GB per month!!! And a movie is 2-5 GB, per 2 hour movie, well imagine how many GBs the internet TV running for 24 hours would use up? Unlimited is actually LIMITED ! member for 14.7 years, driveby review (so far) lodged 14.7 years ago
I've had DSL from Surewest.net (originally known as RCSIS.com) for 2 years now and I couldn't be more pleased. While they do have a monopoly in the area and speed caps, the cost of their DSL service (384/128) was only about 5 dollars more than a second phone line and a dial up connection. As others have stated, I too suffer from broadband envy due to the fact that I use my connection primarily for gaming, although I have never had a problem finding a fast and stable game server to play on. I have given thought to changing to ATT Broadband, but after seeing the problems that a couple of neighbors down the street have had, I'll be staying put. The speed gain just doesn't seem worth it. In the two years that I've had their service, there has only been one service outage, and that only lasted for 2 hours after I discovered it. After a quick phone call to customer service to find out what was wrong, they discovered that they had an equipment failure in the area and had a crew on top of it. I've made other calls to customer service in the past, none of them problem related, mostly just for information, and have encountered excellent support/knowledge on their end. While they could be a little better in the speed department, if you live in the Antelope area, Surewest is not a bad choice. 4-23-03 Surewest has introduced it's "Up to 1mb" service now. Since ordering, the slowest that I've connected is at 800 down and 150 up. According to the sales staff, I should never be below 384/128, which is now their minimum. That used to be the max that I could receive. I've even seen it above 1mb a couple of times. Looks like Surewest has finally come around and uncapped their DSL service. Oh, they also dropped the price to $45 3/26/05 What a difference 2 years make. Every couple of days, speeds are dropping below 300 down and 80 up. 4 different support tickets when speeds were around 130 downstream have resulted in nothing. Now they're offering 3 mb/sec service and was just informed that I'm too far out to receive it -15500 feet (max is 15000.) Funny thing is when I first signed up for DSL that distance was much shorter. In fact, my in-laws that live right down the street (less than 250 feet away) have already received the 3 mbs service. Was told by surewest were in the same wire center, so I'm curious where the extra footage comes from (same street.) Highly disappointed in Surewest - overpriced for lousy speeds. Time to give Comcast a try. 4/1/2005 I'm definitely giving surewest a bump up in their tech services category. The Lady that informed me that I didn't qualify for the 3mb service arranged for a technician to come out to my house and check my lines to resolve my current speed issues. (My hats off to Leslie, none of my previous calls got this far.) The technician found a couple problems in my line and fixed/replaced the cable up to the house. Now I have the new modem for the 3 mb service sitting on my desk waiting for activation (should happen on the 6th.) Once I get activated and test the connection, I'll update again, but Surewest is once again rising up in my opinion 9/25/2207 Hmmm... Guess I should have updated this a long time ago. One year to the day after upgrading to their 3mb service, (had to wait for their contract to expire,) I dumped Surewest for Comcast and have never looked back. Surewest's speeds would never get above 600kbs, usually less than 300kbs, and the final kick in the teeth was when a tech informed me that I never should have been sold the 1mb upgrade do to line length. Still to this day haven't figured out where the extra length came from, around 8000 ft seems to be the original number I was quoted when I first signed up for DSL. Bought Comcast's 8mb/768kbs gaming tier and never been happier. member for 22.2 years, 3398 visits, last login: 7.8 years ago updated 16.5 years ago
We are customers for more than ten years. They host our virtual site which is Frontpage grown. Now that we need to expand they cannot accommodate us because they no longer have Frontpage servers, except for legacy service. member for 18.8 years, 1 visits, last login: 17.1 years ago lodged 17.1 years ago
I'm incredibly unfortunate as to have been a Residential DSL Surewest customer for over four years, and thanks to their monopoly on the area's DSL, I had no other choice. I need high-speed for my work, and I can't run a cable connection in my house, so I'm stuck with them until something else comes to the area. I know cable in the Roseville area gets a lot of flak too, but if you're currently a cable user, there's no point in changing; the grass isn't greener on the DSL side. I've worked in networking for six years and I know the difference between user and provider-side problems and I have four years of experience with this company and in that time I've become intimately familiar with all of it's problems. Here are the reasons I would not wish this nightmare of a DSL provider on anyone else: - Spotty Connection: Yes, the speeds are as fast as advertised, but what's the point if the connection regularly drops, completely, as in every 20-30 mins. for anywhere from 1 to 20 minutes at a time?. In addition, speed can fluctuate greatly, even when Surewest claims that everything is working fine. I've had a serviceman look at my setup, three times now, and he found nothing wrong. The serviceman HIMSELF told me they've been having these spotty internet problems for years, and whereas they used to look at it as a problem, now it's supposed to be a way of life. So there you have it, the problem lies with the service itself, it's very unreliable and they don't care. - Impossible to Play Online Games or Streaming Content: Due to the unreliable connection, you will get disconnected regularly from online games, video conferences or any other type of streaming content. In particular, if you play MMOs or 1st-person shooters online, you will be frustrated out of your mind. If you take online classes, beware, your connection can drop mid-test and most professors have exams set for chance only. - Slow, Unhelpful Tech Support: The repair/service people are great when they come out, but getting one to come to your house is a nightmare. Phone Tech Support will do everything in their power to make you wait and delay the process in hopes that you give up. They claim that technicians will attend to your problems within 48 hours. Every time but one (my initial setup with a router problem) they have made me wait the entire 48 hours, did not call, and put me on hold for up to 20 mins. when I called, while they connected me to "2nd level techs", who spend all of 2 minutes explaining to me that something is broken (oh, really? *rolls eyes*) and that they'll send out a repair guy in about a week. During the entire time I was without internet, completely. One time they told me my modem was broken, so I picked up a new one at their store (after waiting 48 hours for them to tell me what I already knew), brought it home and found that my internet still didn't work. Turns out my modem wasn't broken, the tech support just lazily came to that conclusion, but would not refund the brand new modem, even after admitting they mis-diagnosed the problem. Tech Support that lies and cheats you into buying non-refundable equipment? Is that even legal? - Email Slow as Snail Mail: If you are unfortunate as I to be forced to use this company's DSL, save yourself the pain and do not use their email service. Sign up for one of the billion free ones out there. Receiving messages can literally take hours after the person has sent one and even worse, confirmation emails (those used by websites to verify your accounts) will never arrive. That's right, they don't get caught in spam filters, they aren't put in junk mail, they just don't arrive, period. Avoid their email services at all costs. Surewest's Pre Sales information is some very light documentation and mostly one liners, such as "Super fast speeds up to 3Mbps!!!" Its accuracy varies dramatically: I have friends and family who never get close to the speeds they're promised, and I tend to get speeds at or above advertised. Perhaps the best service Surewest gave me was in the installation, four years ago, and it's unfortunate that those customer service people aren't still around. They helped me set things up quickly...and while they did horribly misspell my requested email address (and it took 2 weeks to get it corrected) everything else went fine. Connection reliability is terrible as I stated. You get fast speeds, but not for long. I'd rather have 1/3 of the speed for just a little more reliability. As I said, online gamers should avoid this company at all costs, and anyone using eBay to make last second bids or trying to video conference with associates will be blown away by just how much the connection will drop. Connection drops will affect your online classes as well, beware taking exams on a Surewest connection. It doesn't matter if you're running your net straight from Surewest's hardware or through a router, it's unreliable. Tech Support I've detailed in length, email and web services are paltry and gimmicky at best. In the end the value for your money is low, and there's currently no other good DSL choice in Roseville, so they can price how they want. It's sad they hold a monopoly in such a rapidly developing area that should be encouraging competition in business. For reference, I'm on the 3Mbps plan, have used Actiontec and Comtrend modems (purchased from Surewest) and I'm very displeased with the service. They know they've got your business whether or not you like them. member for 17.4 years, driveby review (so far) lodged 17.4 years ago
I live in the Roseville area and currently use surewest broadband (3000/768 speeds). At first, everything seemed like it would be a great and RELIABLE isp, due to the smooth installation. No... Throughout the last 3 months, I have probably had to make about 10 calls to tech support, and half the time they didn't even know how to fix my connection (they had to bring the repair staff to my house various times). I'm not even counting the countless times they screwed up on their end (server crashes, etc.) I am a gamer, so latency is very important to me. I would think that with 768 upload, I would ping well. No... I ping 120 to any east coast location and 60 to somewhere very close to my location (seattle). This ISP is the most unrealiable serivce provider in the U.S. and I urge everyone not to get suckered into purchasing them like I did. I only count the days tell this damn contract is over and I can convert to starstream cable. For the record, My line is in "perfect condition according to the 3 repairmen that visited my house" member for 18.4 years, 3 visits, last login: 18.3 years ago lodged 18.4 years ago
I signed up with surewest (formerly RCSIS) when it was first available(2+ years ago). At time time I was happy to move from ISDN to DSL. I started off with the 384/128 package for $50/month and I now have the 768/384 package with static IP for over $100/month. In the begining, the service was terrible as it would go up and down without notice. This was to be expected as they were just starting out. Within a few months they got all the bugs worked out and in over two years my service has only gone down three times. Once it went down on a Sunday night at around 10PM. I called and within about 1 hour they tracked the problem down and fixed it. I was impressed. I pay twice as much, for half the speed of SBC or Comcast service. Comcast is going to be offering service soon in my area, and I can't see staying with Surewest. I would rather have the 1.5 down for $60 than 768 down for $100. Surewest needs to revamp thier pricing or they will loose customers. The service is VERY GOOD, but the price is too much for half the speeds. I wouldn't mind paying $100 for 1.5 from them, as the service is excelent, but $100 for 768 just isn't worth it. Bottom line: Since Surewest is the only game in town, you don't have other options, but the service is very good. Once Comcast rolls out service, I can't see staying with Surewest unless they reduce their prices. member for 23.3 years, 62 visits, last login: 20 years ago updated 20.7 years ago
Package was $50/month for 384K/128K access, 5GB/1GB transfer limit, 3 POP email addresses, equipment, NIC, and necessary wiring (install was extra). Dynamic IP was specified but at the time, they only had static available, so I'm on static IP now. RCSIS is very knowledgeable and professional. Their tech support is always available quickly (low wait times, especially compared to PacBell). Installation came on the date arranged, and the technician did a very professional wiring job (had to create another wall socket, wiring through garage). The wiring looked like it was original equipment on the house. Setup was very smooth, configuration of the computer and installation of the network card were all veyr straightforward. I was up and running right away. Now the bad part. As a student in Davis I can't live without fast internet anymore. PacBell (95616) offers a plan virtually identical to this one (dynamic IP), but download speeds range from 384k to 1.5M. This is a big plus, since I get almost all that 1.5M all the time. For internet-savvy users, an upper limit of 384K won't cut it. Neither will the download and upload limits of 5GB/1GB. All in all RCSIS gives u what they promise you. They're an honest ISP that knows their stuff, and does things right the first time. Unfortunately they're the only ISP offering DSL in the area, and there aren't any Cable ISPs in the area either. member for 23.2 years, 1 visits, last login: 23.2 years ago lodged 23.2 years ago |