eircom dsl stats page?

tuxy · 08-01-2004 12:28PM #1

where do you check how much of your cap you have used?

Frank Grimes · 08-01-2004 01:13PM

Search broken again?

http://dslstats.eircom.net/

The link is also on their site.

tuxy · 08-01-2004 01:31PM

well it is kind of a hard thing to search for there is so much talk of caps etc...
thanks

DiscoStu · 08-01-2004 01:32PM

its a bit bojangled.

the information is only shown up to november with no total for dec and no current monthly data shown either.

dlofnep · 08-01-2004 04:06PM

"bojangled" ?
The word is ****ed.

ando · 08-01-2004 08:51PM

is that a real word, or is it a south side thing :rolleyes:

Yelnahs · 08-01-2004 10:42PM

ye my stats havent moved either, surely they wont overcharge if u didnt know that u had gone over the cap?

tuxy · 08-01-2004 10:49PM

well afaik they have never charged anyone
so they can hardly start now that the page is broken

Ripwave · 08-01-2004 11:13PM

Originally posted by Yelnahs
ye my stats havent moved either, surely they wont overcharge if u didnt know that u had gone over the cap?

Do you know how much your phone bill is going to be before you receive it? Why would you think charging for Broadband would be any different?

(You won't be charged anyway, but it's not because the dslstats page wasn't working).

yellabelly · 08-01-2004 11:55PM

>> Do you know how much your phone bill is going to be before you receive it? Why would you think charging for Broadband would be any different?

Yes with O2 I can check my phone bill on the Web before it arrives and I would expect the same for a capped DSL service. Data isn't so easily measured by end users who have higher expectations from modern services.

Ripwave · 09-01-2004 12:27AM

Originally posted by yellabelly
>> Do you know how much your phone bill is going to be before you receive it? Why would you think charging for Broadband would be any different?

Yes with O2 I can check my phone bill on the Web before it arrives and I would expect the same for a capped DSL service. Data isn't so easily measured by end users who have higher expectations from modern services.

Well, when O2 start offering broadband, feel free to argue with them if they keep billing you when their stats page goes down.

You can't check your phone bill "as you go" with oreillycom. So not having access to stats for broadband wouldn't be an excuse for paying, if they billed you, which they won't, so it's all a waste of bandwidth arguing about it anyway.

eircom dsl stats page?

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