From the test result below it appears that Xnet have got their issues sorted with International Speed:
3Mbps to LA is not too shabby
It sure beats the 200-300kbps I have been getting for the past few weeks.
Cheers Xnet
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I didn't bother testing to the Wellington server, but it should be similar I would have thought.
MikeGayner: So the question is, are Xnet going to do the right thing by their customers, as did Xtra with the Go Large debacle? We've experienced virtually unusable international speeds for the last 8 weeks or so - the only difference between this situation and Xtra's is the amount of media coverage.
You can never have enough Volvos!
MikeGayner: We've experienced virtually unusable international speeds for the last 8 weeks or so - the only difference between this situation and Xtra's is the amount of media coverage.
I don't believe you could fairly categorise the above situation as an outage and in any case, other ISPs such as Orcon, iHUG etc have been/still are suffering from the same problem and no one is pointing the finger at them.
grant_k:MikeGayner: We've experienced virtually unusable international speeds for the last 8 weeks or so - the only difference between this situation and Xtra's is the amount of media coverage.
I think you are stretching the truth a bit far there Mike...
The reason GoLarge users were given credits, was not because of the slow speeds per se, but because they told everyone what protocols they were filtering, and it turned out they mis stated those, and were actually slowing all types of traffic down.
On Xtra the normal international speeds I get are the same I got when XNET were having issues, so I'm happy that when a fault happens it simply slows down to Xtra speeds :-)
Your experiences may vary of course, but this usually growchy, ISP hating person has a strangely large amount of karma for xnet.
exportgoldman: On Xtra the normal international speeds I get are the same I got when XNET were having issues, so I'm happy that when a fault happens it simply slows down to Xtra speeds :-)
TheBartender: Have you all really had problems with your international speeds for the last 8 weeks?
TheBartender: ...are you all now stating that these speed issues seem to be resolved?
TheBartender: Interesting you guys mention these speed issues...
Have you all really had problems with your international speeds for the last 8 weeks?
We over on Woosh's Orbit Flatrate plan have been thrashing this issue out for a couple weeks now, and due to pathetic speeds, many of us have decieded to quit Woosh, and coincidently...join Xnet....
Now it would have been nice to have known there were these simular issues at Xnet when making the decision to change over, but are you all now stating that these speed issues seem to be resolved?
You can never have enough Volvos!
To LA, while downloading other stuff :-)
exportgoldman:
On Xtra the normal international speeds I get are the same I got when XNET were having issues, so I'm happy that when a fault happens it simply slows down to Xtra speeds :-)
Your experiences may vary of course, but this usually growchy, ISP hating person has a strangely large amount of karma for xnet.
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