I second that. I used to have the exact same problem with massive disconnect issues in the evening.
( I'm on DLS. I recently moved about 200 meters across the railroad lines and can't get cable now. )
The problems 'magically' disappeared when I switched provider. The exact same infrastructure but now my connection is pretty damn stable.
Oh and try to get support from Virgin as a DSL customer - a horrible experience. They clearly regard you as second class customer.
In Denmark they're a bit more strict. They've recently decided that you must pay license if you have ANY means of recieving TV. That means; if your mobile phone can recieve TV then you gotta cough up the money - whether you use it or not.
The experts name is most probable not Rene Larson but René Larsen.
As a Dane living in the UK, having a surname ending with sen, I'm proper fed up with having to spell my surname to everyone taking my name down.
To me Larsen sounds Danish and Larson sounds Swedish.
Sorry for rambling.
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I second that. I used to have the exact same problem with massive disconnect issues in the evening. ( I'm on DLS. I recently moved about 200 meters across the railroad lines and can't get cable now. ) The problems 'magically' disappeared when I switched provider. The exact same infrastructure but now my connection is pretty damn stable. Oh and try to get support from Virgin as a DSL customer - a horrible experience. They clearly regard you as second class customer.
and the company is sitting on top of the regular gas market
In Denmark they're a bit more strict. They've recently decided that you must pay license if you have ANY means of recieving TV. That means; if your mobile phone can recieve TV then you gotta cough up the money - whether you use it or not.
The experts name is most probable not Rene Larson but René Larsen. As a Dane living in the UK, having a surname ending with sen, I'm proper fed up with having to spell my surname to everyone taking my name down. To me Larsen sounds Danish and Larson sounds Swedish. Sorry for rambling.