phrider
join:1999-12-17
Los Angeles, CA | reply to quaZmoto
Re: Anyone get their Biz DSL refund yet?
I, too, have gotten one of the updated bills. But all of a sudden, they are adding a $10 per month "paper billing" fee to the credit. |
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falkclan
join:2000-07-02
Olathe, KS
| no I haven't
haven't seen a statement in a while
last one I just ignored....
connection is still up and running, as I'm not calling in to cancel
See me spamming in the Speakeasy forum now...it's been up since 11/1 on this machine, whiel I still have ION running into the ftp server box
1500/384 
half speeds but best I can get from Speakeasy
got a free xbox, 2 static IPs and a nice 22ms average ping (21-23 never fluctuating) to my 2nd hop in chicago (chi.speakeasy.net)
pretty smooth
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Alan Falk |
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SeattleION
@worldcom.com
| I've been ignoring the bills since I confirmed with Sprint that they were shutting us off, so they should only end up owing us $80 or so. Of course, no credit. We finally got booted off the network today, no notice of course. Cyberonic DSL (via Worldcom) is now installed; we don't get anywhere near the advertised 1.5/768 speeds (it's closer to 1Mbps downstream and 512Kbps upstream), and the uunet routing is really strange (all our traffic goes through Portland, Oregon for some reason--we're in Seattle). That aside, the install went very smoothly and they've been pretty helpful and courteous so far. Hopefully they stay in business... although I'm not banking on it. |
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phrider
join:1999-12-17
Los Angeles, CA | I have found my upload speeds with Cyberonic to be as fast or faster than ION. Now if they would only uncap the download..... I would pay!!!
And, yes, I too hope they stay in business. |
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falkclan
join:2000-07-02
Olathe, KS
| speakeasy 1500/384 was the fastest I could get here....wihthout paying through the nose and going SDSL
speakeasy has 1500/768 some places...but only worldcomm areas I guess, I'm provisioned by covad
swbell only goes to 1500/256 on their home packages...
I'll misss my uncapped 3000/768 speeds being 12000 feet from the CO
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Alan Falk |
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