ISP Activeware Increases Capacity
Posted: 12th Jun, 2003 By: MarkJ
Having recently introduced a new 'Excessive Usage' policy, UK ISP Activeware has now also upgraded the capacity of its service to help further improve performance:
In the interests of ensuring that our service remains one of the best in the UK, we have increased network capacity available for our successful ActiveAnytime product. We realise that our service has been largely unacceptable during peak periods over the past week or so and would like to apologize for any inconvenience this has caused to our users.
In conjunction with our recently announced excessive usage policy we are confident that we can continue to offer the market leading service that our customers have enjoyed previously without resorting to price hikes or arbitrary session timeouts.
In the interests of ensuring that our service remains one of the best in the UK, we have increased network capacity available for our successful ActiveAnytime product. We realise that our service has been largely unacceptable during peak periods over the past week or so and would like to apologize for any inconvenience this has caused to our users.
In conjunction with our recently announced excessive usage policy we are confident that we can continue to offer the market leading service that our customers have enjoyed previously without resorting to price hikes or arbitrary session timeouts.
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