Re: Re: Broadband in the sticks?

[Andy Laurence <andy@xxxxxxx>]

> I am in this situation myself, despite only being 300 yards from my > local exchange there is no chance of it being ADSL enabled. So I have<= BR> > been using ISDN for the past 4 years and it really isn't too bad. Big<= BR> > downloads are a pain, but I schedule them overnight and I don't do
> online gaming so I can't comment there. But normal browsing is OK,
> often the speed is slower at the other end anyway! Also of course you<= BR> > can bond ISDN for 128K which is pretty good. I personally would say > that ISDN is the best route unless you have a specific need for lots > of bandwidth.

It'd be nice to get a bit more than ISDN.  ISDN is great when you come=
>from
> Leased lines can be done almost anywhere, but the best
> price I could find was about =A35000 pa and that wasn't dedicated at > the ISP end.

How much?  URL, URL, URL!  That's ridiculously cheap!

Andy
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