| From: | Databug |
| Date: | 27 Mar 2001 at 21:39:26 |
| Subject: | Re: Pi$$ed off with BT (surftime) |
Hello Nick
On 27-Mar-01, you wrote:
> Hello,
>
> For the second (nearly third) time within the last couple of months, I have
> signed up with an ISP using the surftime package from BT. And yet again I
> have just been notified by my ISP that BT (Bloody Terrible - was the
> nicest thing I could say) have been messing my ISP about and have stopped
> access via the Surftime dial up numbers. So yet again, I will have to find
> another ISP to sign up with.
>
> Why is it that BT have to have thier grubby little fingers in everything. I
> personally think that BT deliberately make things difficult for other ISPs
> so that people will use BTs own ISPs. Why doesn't someone investigate BT
> because I think they are becomming a 'MicroShaft' of the
> internet/telephone. Surely they have what could be classed as a
> 'monopoly'!
>
> Well, that's a load off my chest. Anyone got any good suggustions for an
> ISP that uses 'Surftime'?
Why not bypass Surftima alltogether and find an ISP that offers un-metred
without BT. I'm with Madasafish and they are very good. They got a good review
on ISP review. I'm quite happy with them. OK I've had faster but so far I can
get on even at peak times within 2-3 attempts. Most often though I get on first
time. I can wholeheartedly recommend them and you can sign up using a miggy
browser. Something that seems to be becoming a rarity these days. I only hope
they stay as good as they are. prices are £27.99 for 24/7 IIRC
Regards
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