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Whatifthespacekeyhadneverbeeninvented?
DarthKermit: Once again, the moral of the story is to do your homework and check what services are currently available at an address that you're thinking of moving to, before you move there.
TimA:DarthKermit: Once again, the moral of the story is to do your homework and check what services are currently available at an address that you're thinking of moving to, before you move there.
This is a fairly unforeseen issue. Not OP at fault. Just an urban area that has more dwellings than ports.
TimA:DarthKermit: Once again, the moral of the story is to do your homework and check what services are currently available at an address that you're thinking of moving to, before you move there.
This is a fairly unforeseen issue. Not OP at fault. Just an urban area that has more dwellings than ports.
savaii:TimA:DarthKermit: Once again, the moral of the story is to do your homework and check what services are currently available at an address that you're thinking of moving to, before you move there.
This is a fairly unforeseen issue. Not OP at fault. Just an urban area that has more dwellings than ports.
Yeah that's stink. One would assume that a currently urban area would have the ports available for the population. It was an educated assumption but an assumption nonetheless. As mentioned by PL though, the fault lies with the developers and their planning.
DarthKermit: Once again, the moral of the story is to do your homework and check what services are currently available at an address that you're thinking of moving to, before you move there.
Network capability:
Network upgrade scheduled:
- Broadband > 20 Mbps (with the right modem and plan)
- Broadband > 10 Mbps
- UFB fibre up to 100 Mbps between Jul-2015 and Jun-2016
DarthKermit: Once again, the moral of the story is to do your homework and check what services are currently available at an address that you're thinking of moving to, before you move there.
TimA:savaii:TimA:DarthKermit: Once again, the moral of the story is to do your homework and check what services are currently available at an address that you're thinking of moving to, before you move there.
This is a fairly unforeseen issue. Not OP at fault. Just an urban area that has more dwellings than ports.
Yeah that's stink. One would assume that a currently urban area would have the ports available for the population. It was an educated assumption but an assumption nonetheless. As mentioned by PL though, the fault lies with the developers and their planning.
The area was probably half built when the cabinet went in then the rest happened. I doubt the developer wanted to spend up to 100K getting new cards and ports and let is scrape by. What ever the case it wouldnt be that long, 4 months isnt bad really. Also to that people do add second lines for flats etc so all expected. Fibre is soon to be laid so we shouldnt get in arms about it. Who would want to spend 60k on a new card when fibre is 8 months away? Plus that will free up tonnes of ports.
TimA: Sounds a mess. Dont get VDSL before fibre 90% of the time they will not let you break the contract to move to fibre. ADSL is more lenient.
TimA: Sounds a mess. Dont get VDSL before fibre 90% of the time they will not let you break the contract to move to fibre. ADSL is more lenient.
TimA: Sounds a mess. Dont get VDSL before fibre 90% of the time they will not let you break the contract to move to fibre. ADSL is more lenient.
NonprayingMantis:TimA: Sounds a mess. Dont get VDSL before fibre 90% of the time they will not let you break the contract to move to fibre. ADSL is more lenient.
Actually I think it is the opposite.
Most discussion I have seen talk about how vds is the stepping stone to ufb, so upgrading to ufb doesn't require a contract break.
And rightly so since ufb is cheaper than vdsl anyway.
maybe Vf are different though. They do seem to have a history of forcing people to stay on bad old plans because of the contracts, where other ISPs let you upgrade.
sbiddle: Can anybody from VF who knows the address confirm this is also a port waiter for ADSL2+? It was just interesting mentioning this to a good source at Chorus (who is right 99% of the time) who assured me there are no ISAMs where there are port waiters for ADSL. There have been a number of such cases for VDSL which are resolved by installing or swapping line cards which falls under standard SLAs.
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