| reply to Javik
Re: Merger question said by Javik:So in essence, those of us in the rural locations are screwed under the terms of the merger. CenturyLink can just offer us crappy high-latency monthly-download-limit Hughesnet or WildBlue satellite service and call it good. No, in fact, the exact opposite is happening. Most of our customers live in rural areas, therefore, more rural areas will be serviced by DSL instead of satellite. We are building out all over the place. |
huntdog
join:2005-10-04
Olive Branch, MS Reviews:
 ·Cricket Broadband
| reply to Ring Trip
browniept is right,
CTEL in this area is completely unreliable and slow at best. I have contacted Tech Support so many times it's not even funny. after a couple days of contacting them it will get better for a short time,it seems to be a "bottle neck" issue .
and it only seems to get better after you get past the first level or so of Tech Support.(cookbook tech support).I understand they have to go though those steps in the beginning,but after calling 4,5,10 times within a few days,you can pretty much bet those steps have been covered and covered again!
I have sent them so many "trace routes",speed tests" (at their request).
CTEL Tech Support has come out and ran test and with their equipment,and agree the problem is on CTEL end.
always seems to be with the Lightcore servers in Monroe La.
huntdog |
