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Shaun · 27-06-2004, 13:07

J.A.N. I've not had any dealings with Pipex personally, and I agree that having a whole customer base with no connectivity in less than ideal, however your post does seem to come across as bitter, after all is not been a week since you were slagging off Neils signature.

Pipex may have lost all connectivity today, but if you take into consideration the number of customers they have (less than Ntl, hence less slack in the system, well ideally) and the fact that normally (or so I'm told) their systems run pretty much without blackouts normally (something Ntl could only wish for), they aren't doing too bad.

I'm on ADSL and I'm more than happy with my provider, at the moment they have caused me no trouble, I've had about 2 hours since I joined (Oct/Nov) which is wonderful compared to the days on end I spent with no connection with Ntl.

Swings and roundabouts anyone?

27-06-2004, 13:07	#11
Shaun Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 6,064	Re: Pipex - A Reliable Alternative? J.A.N. I've not had any dealings with Pipex personally, and I agree that having a whole customer base with no connectivity in less than ideal, however your post does seem to come across as bitter, after all is not been a week since you were slagging off Neils signature. Pipex may have lost all connectivity today, but if you take into consideration the number of customers they have (less than Ntl, hence less slack in the system, well ideally) and the fact that normally (or so I'm told) their systems run pretty much without blackouts normally (something Ntl could only wish for), they aren't doing too bad. I'm on ADSL and I'm more than happy with my provider, at the moment they have caused me no trouble, I've had about 2 hours since I joined (Oct/Nov) which is wonderful compared to the days on end I spent with no connection with Ntl. Swings and roundabouts anyone?