yammagamma wrote: » I thought I read watching eir sport through the apps was for free of data usage even on a meteor phone
yammagamma wrote: » one other reason I was thinking of getting Ftth with eir over digiweb
Blogin wrote: » I'm probably going to go with the 300MB package. So, if Eir, PureTelecom and Digiweb all can sell it. Does anyone have a recommendation as to who to buy from ? I'd say the prices are pretty much the same and the FUP is definitely the same for all.
Blogin wrote: » I'm probably going to go with the 300MB package. So, if ?Eir, PureTelecom and Digiweb all can sell it. Does anyone have a recommendation as to who to buy from ? I'd say the prices are pretty much the same and the FUP is definitely the same for all.
Gonzo wrote: » I would recommend sticking with Eir as well. Eir have free installation and free BT Sports pack (particularly handy if you have a Sky dish). They have better pings as it is their network, very important if your an online gamer. The only advantage that Digiweb have over Eir is the modem, the F2000 is a pain in the butt for wifi.
banjopeter wrote: » So, can anyone recommend an alternative, reasonably priced router with a decent range?
Johnboy1951 wrote: » digiweb is not eir ..... you would not be an eir customer if you contract with digiweb
knipex wrote: » Possibly on a meteor phone but FTTH is seperate You cannot get eir with digiweb You can get FTTH with Eir OR you can get FTTH with digiweb. Both will be using the openeir network but Eir and Digiweb are different companies offering different packages. You cannot buy anything from openeir as they only wholesale,
Eir have free installation and free BT Sports pack (particularly handy if you have a Sky dish).
knipex wrote: » Pure and digiweb have installation charges.. Eir do not.Monthly costs are virtually identical..
yammagamma wrote: » did i say anything about digiweb being eir ? i think the tiredness go to you
I was thinking of getting Ftth with eir over digiweb
long_b wrote: » What I'm not getting is this What's a Sky dish got to do with anything? Also, please calm down last poster[/QUOTE ] are you refeering to me ? as im perfectly calm
MajesticDonkey wrote: » You said: ...which would lead one to believe you were in fact confusing digiweb and eir. But now it's clear that you meant "instead of". There's no need to be so quick to give out about someone when they misinterpret what you're saying.
yammagamma wrote: » NO NO NO
yammagamma wrote: » so i was asking if im streaming it through there apps on my phone on the wifi would that count as part of the fup or does there system reckonise its there app for there eir sports package and not count it
long_b wrote: » What I'm not getting is this What's a Sky dish got to do with anything? Also, please calm down last poster
Gonzo wrote: » with any Eir broadband subscription (ADSL, FTTC, FTTH) your package includes access to Eir Sport and BT Sports for free up to 2019. If you also have a Sky dish, you can add your Sky viewing card number to receive all those channels for free and in HD from this location https://subscribe.eirsport.ie/eircustomer
yammagamma wrote: » no it wouldnt and i wasnt giving out i was even making light hearted of it saying the tiredness must have gotten to you
MajesticDonkey wrote: » I wouldn't have said it would, and two people wouldn't have thought it would if it wasn't.
ED E wrote: » 4K broadcast isnt a thing yet. Last time I looked the netgems were 1080p native.
yammagamma wrote: » just i saw this add so was wondering what package came with the ftth "BT Sport 4K UHD BT Sport 4K UHD Welcome to the UK?s first Ultra HD or 4K UHD TV channel. Bringing you the UEFA Champions League, Premier League, UEFA Europa League and the FA Cup as you've never seen them before." but i have never seen it physically only the adds
steve3194 wrote: » Just got eir fibre extreme yesterday. On the 150Mbps package. Download speeds seem to max out at around 100Mbps. Would you think it's likely this is the max the line will take or is this the expected speed for this package? Just be nice to know the option would be there to switch to the 300 package in the future.
rob808 wrote: » it depend if your wire or wireless doing your speedtest you can alway upgrade the package if you want to in the future.
steve3194 wrote: » I've done tests both wired and wireless. Wired is usually faster but still tips our around 100Mbps. Just curious as to whether this is standard speed for the package or if it's the quality of the line to our home.
oscarBravo wrote: » There's no 'quality' with FTTH. Do you have a gigabit Ethernet adapter in your PC? If it's just fast Ethernet, 100 is the most it can do.
