Hi.
Just wanted to say that last week, as a direct result of Nildram bringing in capped services, I migrated to Zen Internet.
I originally went with Nildram because "You paid extra to get a fast and unlimited service."
Their drop in price was welcome, but I'd rather have paid the extra and kept my service as it was - unlimited.
Since switching to Zen, my connection has gone from an average of 995kbps at Nildram to an average of 1018kbps.
The switch-over as far as I could tell had no down time in service whatsoever. My router was setup in advance so that when the service to Nildram was terminated, it just switched to Zen in a blink of an eye!
Apart from the increase in speed, my connection has suffered *NO* downtime. This was not always the case with Nildram.
I highly recommend Zen.
Oh, one other thing - Zen's NNTP server - - It rocks!!
Nildram has a *gagged* feed to Giganews. Not only is it speed limited (to I think 250kbps), it is capacity limited to 15GB a month....
Just wanted to say that last week, as a direct result of Nildram bringing in capped services, I migrated to Zen Internet.
I originally went with Nildram because "You paid extra to get a fast and unlimited service."
Their drop in price was welcome, but I'd rather have paid the extra and kept my service as it was - unlimited.
Since switching to Zen, my connection has gone from an average of 995kbps at Nildram to an average of 1018kbps.
The switch-over as far as I could tell had no down time in service whatsoever. My router was setup in advance so that when the service to Nildram was terminated, it just switched to Zen in a blink of an eye!
Apart from the increase in speed, my connection has suffered *NO* downtime. This was not always the case with Nildram.
I highly recommend Zen.
Oh, one other thing - Zen's NNTP server - - It rocks!!
Nildram has a *gagged* feed to Giganews. Not only is it speed limited (to I think 250kbps), it is capacity limited to 15GB a month....























