We apologise to our Xnet customers who have experienced slower than normal speeds over the past few weeks.  

The take up rate of our Broadband services has been phenomenal over recent months and the actual average usage per customer has increased from our normal network planning figures. The end result has been some peak time congestion.

Those of you who have been following the blog sites for some time will know that other ISPs with a bunch of share holders to satisfy don’t quickly augment their capacity. Xnet are of a view that we have subscribers to satisfy. By doing so, we’ll grow and the shareholders that we do have will have a better business in the long run.

With that said, we are about to significantly augment our international IP capacity to cater not only for this recent growth, but also for the expected take-up rate of our bundled VoIP and Internet services that we will be releasing over Naked Bitstream in October 07.

Keep your comments coming, both good and bad.  Those of you who have been around a while know that Xnet listens and sometimes makes changes as a result of your blogging. You can be assured that the decision-makers at Xnet are in the background watching.  

You can also be sure that they can tell when some joker has a gripe that they’re hoping will smear Xnet and would like to thank those of you who are often quick to separate the wheat from the chaff.

Phil Moore

Operations Manager

WorldxChange Communications