2 way Sat Internet Access for UK and Eire?

Blade · 02-08-2001 3:38pm #1

This crowd have been advertising in Irish local papers however their site looks like it was wipped together by a 5 year old and their visitor count was like 162 when I checked. So I don't know what the story is with them but they could well be resellers of a genuine system, but theres no information available there. I might mail them and ask them what satellite and transponder it uses so I can find out exactly what service it is.

http://www.broadband-access.co.uk/

LegacyUser · 02-08-2001 4:07pm

Is it the same crowd that are being discussed here?

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LegacyUser · 02-08-2001 5:22pm

Like i said here, this is just dirty tactics by companies who have yet to really launch.

Ashley...if only

Ashley Lyn Cafagna

LegacyUser · 02-08-2001 9:21pm

Satellite internet sounds nice. The only problem with this is the mental prices. I for one won't be able to afford this. As I said in the IoffL forum, over £2,600 for first year is a bit over the top. This will only be suitable for business use. Although, it may drop in price when it is out a while.

WILL D

LegacyUser · 05-08-2001 7:11pm

Looks too pants to be genuine.

But £99????

Aaaaaaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaa...

Stupid price.

For all your satellite Internet needs, get Tiscali when it comes out in about 2-3 months.

512kbs download, 128 up. £50 per month.

http://satellite.tiscali.com/

Enough said.

--Chris--

bkehoe · 06-08-2001 4:19pm

Tiscali is up to 400k downloads, with peak rate speeds of only 150k approx.

(from http://satellite.tiscali.com/howmuch.html )

LegacyUser · 11-08-2001 7:52pm

And after I put hours and hours in staring dreamily at their website, I cant even get the flipping download speed right.

Im an idiot.

2 way Sat Internet Access for UK and Eire?

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