I think you will find that you get much better bandwidth *and* reliability out of ISDN and router than you do out of two normal telephone lines. Also 56k is to the best of my knowledge download only so it would be useless for hosting.
Ummmm... how exactly will poor quality lines be helped. AFAIK they will just be having other people chargin you for the same lines, which really just means that you will still have the same poor quality of lines.
Although I do agree that it is a good thing to have competition. Hopefully some other carriers will offer some but priced ISDN services as well. $300 a month for 64k ISDN is shitloads. (That is BEFORE ISP charges)
Their customer service also ins't fanstastic. It has taken me over a week to simply change pricing structure for our ISDN connection.
This is after it took them over a month to install the thing. Which I personally think is pretty poor service especially for busineess customers.
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I think you will find that you get much better bandwidth *and* reliability out of ISDN and router than you do out of two normal telephone lines. Also 56k is to the best of my knowledge download only so it would be useless for hosting.
Ummmm... how exactly will poor quality lines be helped. AFAIK they will just be having other people chargin you for the same lines, which really just means that you will still have the same poor quality of lines.
Although I do agree that it is a good thing to have competition. Hopefully some other carriers will offer some but priced ISDN services as well. $300 a month for 64k ISDN is shitloads. (That is BEFORE ISP charges)
Their customer service also ins't fanstastic. It has taken me over a week to simply change pricing structure for our ISDN connection.
This is after it took them over a month to install the thing. Which I personally think is pretty poor service especially for busineess customers.
My 2c
Yeah...thankyou...
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I hope that the FTP mirrors sync up soon though