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randomusername: ADSL will be fine. Not after huge speeds.
randomusername: We ordered anything that can get us any form of internet, apparently both types of ports are full. Vodafone suggested dial up in the end too...
I checked on the Chorus website and the upgrades planned for our area are:
- UFB fibre up to 100 Mbps between Jul-2015 and Jun-2016
I understand that we may have to wait for an upgrade but that just seems ridiculous considering we moved just down the road and now we're on a long list of people. Surely it isn't hard to connect 11 more people to the internet if you do so by adding cards? I know I may sound ignorant but I'm new to this and am having trouble understanding how these houses have been hear for years and years and yet the infrastructure for internet isn't even able to cope with it.
sbiddle:randomusername: We ordered anything that can get us any form of internet, apparently both types of ports are full. Vodafone suggested dial up in the end too...
I checked on the Chorus website and the upgrades planned for our area are:
- UFB fibre up to 100 Mbps between Jul-2015 and Jun-2016
I understand that we may have to wait for an upgrade but that just seems ridiculous considering we moved just down the road and now we're on a long list of people. Surely it isn't hard to connect 11 more people to the internet if you do so by adding cards? I know I may sound ignorant but I'm new to this and am having trouble understanding how these houses have been hear for years and years and yet the infrastructure for internet isn't even able to cope with it.
If adding 11 customers was easy it would be done.
randomusername: In regards to connecting the 11 people, I just assumed they wouldn't go about doing much unless someone made a fuss, wouldn't prioritise the street for connectivity unless more people asked them.
All the providers we spoke to said that all ports are full for all types of internet connection.
TimA, how can we find out if it is 100% true that we can't even get ADSL?
randomusername: In regards to connecting the 11 people, I just assumed they wouldn't go about doing much unless someone made a fuss, wouldn't prioritise the street for connectivity unless more people asked them.
randomusername: Just off the phone with slingshot again to confirm on their side that there is no availability for any type of broadband connection, they said 114 days of waiting at least, for a port.
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