- Which ISP for an old lady with no previous
- Posted by nemo2 on April 22nd, 2008
On Tue, 22 Apr 2008 13:38:04 +0100, PlusNet Support Team
<support@plus.net> wrote:
stated; see below:
"Steve Lockley CSC Analyst 6:54pm, Friday 4th April 2008
Dear Mr Smyth,
I can confirm Bob Pullen is currently dealing with this issue
therefore i am now escalating this ticket for his attention.
[internal]
As per your alert Bob.
Regards,
Steve Lockley"
regards
nemo2
- Posted by PlusNet Support Team on April 23rd, 2008
nemo2 wrote:
I'm guessing he did if that was the text from the ticket. Did I not
reply after that?
I'm thinking he might have closed (as opposed to escalate) the ticket
accidentally.
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- Posted by Cork Soaker on May 8th, 2008
"TheOldFellow" <theoldfellow@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:20080417132355.031dd984@gmail.com...
I have to recommend a low cost ISP for a friend, she's in her 70s and
this will be her 1st computer, and her first ISP.
I don't expect her bandwidth requirements will top 1Gb/month for the
first year. We are not close to the exchange, I get 1.5Mb, she is
about the same distance, so we are not expecting 5M - and the exchange
is not LLUed at all (according to Sam).
Madasafish seem to have the right sort of package. Free connection &
router at £10 a month.
But maybe buying a router and paying, say IDnet £50, for connection are
worth it. I'm with Freedom2Surf (now part of Tiscalli, spit) and have
had no problems, but I'm a 40year computer-literate - I'd get a £15
kickback though.
What would you recommend?
R.
Do you know anyone who uses an O2 phone? Their BB is £7.50/mo. for O2
customers :-)
