...I'd be more incline to do the move myself. The problem is when you ask if or when it will be available, you get the long pause and the "We don't know". My ISP, who shall remain nameless at this point, doesn't appear to have a plan. FOr the size of their organization, you would think they have a plan or at least are looking at it but their front line makes them look amateur-ish.
I will not name my ISP but I'm in Canada and they are based out of Toronto...lol. (This should tell you who they are...)
We should start calling them once a day and politely request IPv6 support once a day every day. (Politely because I'm canadian...lol)
Here in Toronto, Rogers does this on a routine basis. Tried to get them to stop this sh*t but the person onthe phone was either too thick to understand or simply didn't care enough. Sucks really bad. Rogers used to be this great company but they are sinking to new lows every day.
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...I'd be more incline to do the move myself. The problem is when you ask if or when it will be available, you get the long pause and the "We don't know". My ISP, who shall remain nameless at this point, doesn't appear to have a plan. FOr the size of their organization, you would think they have a plan or at least are looking at it but their front line makes them look amateur-ish.
I will not name my ISP but I'm in Canada and they are based out of Toronto...lol. (This should tell you who they are...)
We should start calling them once a day and politely request IPv6 support once a day every day. (Politely because I'm canadian...lol)
Here in Toronto, Rogers does this on a routine basis. Tried to get them to stop this sh*t but the person onthe phone was either too thick to understand or simply didn't care enough. Sucks really bad. Rogers used to be this great company but they are sinking to new lows every day.
This story follows the one about turning sewer waste into energy...how appropriate.
;-)
Cheers.