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The team at Woosh saw this thread of conversation so thought we'd try and address some of the comments or concerns that are posted here. Woosh have been around since 2004, originally launching one of the world’s first wireless networks with sites in Akld, Wgtn, Chch & Sthld and although the network is due for an upgrade to 4G, (average speeds are about 600kbs) it provides a cheap alterative connection to the internet. Like all wireless networks signal strength is important and proper set up is required for the best performance.
Woosh started selling ADSL broadband in 2008, and has grown a good customer base. In 2011 we won the Canstar award for customer satisfaction. So although some past users may have had a bad experience by and large we think we are a good company to have your broadband+ phone with. We currently answer most calls in about 2 minutes which is substantially better than most.
The new uncapped plan does have throttling on P2P and may not be for everyone especially advanced internet users, and we are very upfront about this, but at $75 it is the best value in market for most people. In the near future you will be able to sign up again online.
Woosh: Hi All,
The team at Woosh saw this thread of conversation so thought we'd try and address some of the comments or concerns that are posted here. Woosh have been around since 2004, originally launching one of the world’s first wireless networks with sites in Akld, Wgtn, Chch & Sthld and although the network is due for an upgrade to 4G, (average speeds are about 600kbs) it provides a cheap alterative connection to the internet. Like all wireless networks signal strength is important and proper set up is required for the best performance.
Woosh started selling ADSL broadband in 2008, and has grown a good customer base. In 2011 we won the Canstar award for customer satisfaction. So although some past users may have had a bad experience by and large we think we are a good company to have your broadband+ phone with. We currently answer most calls in about 2 minutes which is substantially better than most.
The new uncapped plan does have throttling on P2P and may not be for everyone especially advanced internet users, and we are very upfront about this, but at $75 it is the best value in market for most people. In the near future you will be able to sign up again online.
Michael Murphy | https://murfy.nz
A quick guide to picking the right ISP | The Router Guide | Community UniFi Cloud Controller | Ubiquiti Edgerouter Tutorial
Woosh: Hi All, The team at Woosh saw this thread of conversation so thought we'd try and address some of the comments or concerns that are posted here. Woosh have been around since 2004, originally launching one of the world’s first wireless networks with sites in Akld, Wgtn, Chch & Sthld and although the network is due for an upgrade to 4G, (average speeds are about 600kbs) it provides a cheap alterative connection to the internet. Like all wireless networks signal strength is important and proper set up is required for the best performance. Woosh started selling ADSL broadband in 2008, and has grown a good customer base. In 2011 we won the Canstar award for customer satisfaction. So although some past users may have had a bad experience by and large we think we are a good company to have your broadband+ phone with. We currently answer most calls in about 2 minutes which is substantially better than most. The new uncapped plan does have throttling on P2P and may not be for everyone especially advanced internet users, and we are very upfront about this, but at $75 it is the best value in market for most people. In the near future you will be able to sign up again online.
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