Any one used e-nvi broadband yet?

LeGioN_of

Will be moving into a new house shortly, set up with cat-7 cabling supported by e-nvi broadband. Any one using them at the mo? Good, bad quality? Any info is welcome.

zuma

Whats their website please?

spartacus93

They seem like an interesting company, although as far as I can see the don't go into the specifics regarding their broadband. What speed, cap, contention etc.

http://www.e-nvi.com/

zuma

Their website looks like a load of waffle to me.

20+ channels....OMFG did I go back 15 years back in time?

If their TV selection is anything to go by.....Im not too impressed!

Q.
Had anyone actually got this installed or know of anyone with it?

Skyuser

When I clicked on 20+ Channels there was a pic of a Sky+ remote lol.

Sponge Bob

LeGioN_of wrote:

Will be moving into a new house shortly, set up with cat-7 cabling supported by e-nvi broadband. Any one using them at the mo? Good, bad quality? Any info is welcome.

They do NOT PROVIDE ANY INTERNET , daft innit. See This thread and there is a telly workaround mentioned too

LeGioN_of

Sponge Bob wrote:

They do NOT PROVIDE ANY INTERNET , daft innit. See This thread and there is a telly workaround mentioned too

I phoned the company and they said they were servicing two sites in Dublin. One had a 3mb and the other 8 mb. My house will be in Cork but they don't know what the setup will be yet.

thegills

Whereabouts in Cork? Which eircom exchange are you off?
thegills

LeGioN_of

thegills wrote:

Whereabouts in Cork? Which eircom exchange are you off?
thegills

The new house will be in Mallow, atm i am using Amocom wireless.

Eircom exchange would be Churchfield if i was desparete enough to use them.

lucernarian

Churchfield serves Mallow?? Mabye there's a Mallow in Cork City?

LeGioN_of

To_be_confirmed wrote:

Churchfield serves Mallow?? Mabye there's a Mallow in Cork City?

Note the words "will be" . ATM i am in the exchange area of Churchfield. But WILL BE moving to Mallow soon.

Hope that clears that up for ya.

lucernarian

Ahh cool. I had a strange notion that you were moving from Dublin.

Sponge Bob

There is no MAN in Mallow so where do these people get their backhaul from, satellite or dsl ??? They will have the whole lot of ye sharing one dsl line I will wager

Tell your solicitor to ensure that you have an eircom phone line installed which can be unbundled (by BT for LLU ) because if you do not you are stuck with e-nvi and whatever they provide ....which is feck all I hear . Ensure the eircom phone point is on your snag list and that you confirm its installed .

LeGioN_of

Sponge Bob wrote:

There is no MAN in Mallow so where do these people get their backhaul from, satellite or dsl ??? They will have the whole lot of ye sharing one dsl line I will wager

Tell your solicitor to ensure that you have an eircom phone line installed which can be unbundled (by BT for LLU ) because if you do not you are stuck with e-nvi and whatever they provide ....which is feck all I hear . Ensure the eircom phone point is on your snag list and that you confirm its installed .

Cheers Bob, i have noticed in the showhouse on the gable wall an Eircom box, so i think it will be okay.

Thanks for tip though i will check that out with the solictor.

Sponge Bob

If the showhouse has one you have some leverage because you obviously thought it was standard ....and a reasonable person would think so would they not.

Tell us how it goes and what they are offering in Mallow .

LeGioN_of

Sponge Bob wrote:

If the showhouse has one you have some leverage because you obviously thought it was standard ....and a reasonable person would think so would they not.

Tell us how it goes and what they are offering in Mallow .

Will do Bob BTW what does LLU stand for?

Chaz

LLU = Local Loop Unbundling

thegills

There is no MAN in Mallow so where do these people get their backhaul from

BT Wholesale perhaps. They have network through and in Mallow.
thegills

Sponge Bob

Perhaps if near railway line. !