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That's worth knowing. Also, as a long-term subscriber to A&A for home/business I can recommend them as being very good as an ISP, too.
by bogle 7y ago
That's worth knowing. Also, as a long-term subscriber to A&A for home/business I can recommend them as being very good as an ISP, too.
- dpwm 7y agoHaving switched to a&a at work recently, they seem to be operating several levels above the more mainstream business DSL providers we've used. Their control panel is incredibly functional – containing detailed logs of pretty much everything. They also provide a lot of more technical line control options that you'd otherwise have to phone up and convince somebody to get changed. We haven't had the pleasure of needing to phone them up yet, but from what I've read about them they're a technically very capable team.
- azalemeth 7y agoI've subscribed my mother to their FFTC service, upgrading her from ADSL. She lives in the middle of nowhere, and BT have historically cocked up an awful lot with the wiring. Their team know a hell of a lot more about networking than I do, _and_ know who in BT to get on to in order to make sure that the wires get reconnected the right way around (which they weren't!). I really can't recommend them enough. Sure, it's expensive, but a) I like the feeling that I'm contributing to things I agree with, and b) the people who work there deserve to earn a decent wage. Insofar as broadband has a "first class" product, they offer it.