AAISP
AAISP's attitude is refreshing. The no-nonsense "we aim not to be the bottleneck" service really lives up to its billing.
ADSL
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Switched to AAISP (using BT Wholesale (20CN) IPStream Max _Premium) a year ago. Using extremely long line.
With Demon Business, never got the speeds that I paid for as congestion was always a problem. With AAISP, speeds never drop even at peak times and latency remains consistently excellent regardless of time of day.
Static real IPV4 and IPv6 address blocks, whatever you want, all foc. No more NAT. Fantastic.
Native IPv6 and dual-line ADSL await, if I can sort out the required hardware
3G Mobile Data
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More recently I have looked into their 3G mobile data service, which is an especially good choice for light users because of its ultra-low standing charge. They use "3" as the underlying mobile network, so you need to take a look at 3's coverage checker map to see if this is an option in your area. Static IPV4 address on a mobile network? Unheard of, very refreshing.
ADSL
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Switched to AAISP (using BT Wholesale (20CN) IPStream Max _Premium) a year ago. Using extremely long line.
With Demon Business, never got the speeds that I paid for as congestion was always a problem. With AAISP, speeds never drop even at peak times and latency remains consistently excellent regardless of time of day.
Static real IPV4 and IPv6 address blocks, whatever you want, all foc. No more NAT. Fantastic.
Native IPv6 and dual-line ADSL await, if I can sort out the required hardware
3G Mobile Data
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More recently I have looked into their 3G mobile data service, which is an especially good choice for light users because of its ultra-low standing charge. They use "3" as the underlying mobile network, so you need to take a look at 3's coverage checker map to see if this is an option in your area. Static IPV4 address on a mobile network? Unheard of, very refreshing.
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