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This is a question for SR staff.
I have a BT home highway ISDN line at home.
As well as home internet access I also use it to dial up my work for occasional working from home.
A such, ADSL would be no use for me as I would have to revert to using a modem for work dial-up and lose my 128k link (my work supports channel bonding).
This means I am losing out on cheaper internet access through freeola.
My questions are:-
1) is Freeola still looking at 0800/unmeterd dial-up?
2) (and more importantly for me) will it support 128k access? No other ISp I have yet found provides umetered access AND 128k ISDN support. I cannot see why not! I would even be prepared to pay a small extra premium for the privelage.
Obiously ADSL would be ideal, but I would lose my teleworking link (not good), so I'm stuck with ISDN, and only 64k unmeterd access, unless you guys at Freeola can come to the rescue!
I have a BT home highway ISDN line at home.
As well as home internet access I also use it to dial up my work for occasional working from home.
A such, ADSL would be no use for me as I would have to revert to using a modem for work dial-up and lose my 128k link (my work supports channel bonding).
This means I am losing out on cheaper internet access through freeola.
My questions are:-
1) is Freeola still looking at 0800/unmeterd dial-up?
2) (and more importantly for me) will it support 128k access? No other ISp I have yet found provides umetered access AND 128k ISDN support. I cannot see why not! I would even be prepared to pay a small extra premium for the privelage.
Obiously ADSL would be ideal, but I would lose my teleworking link (not good), so I'm stuck with ISDN, and only 64k unmeterd access, unless you guys at Freeola can come to the rescue!
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This is a question for SR staff.
I have a BT home highway ISDN line at home.
As well as home internet access I also use it to dial up my work for occasional working from home.
A such, ADSL would be no use for me as I would have to revert to using a modem for work dial-up and lose my 128k link (my work supports channel bonding).
This means I am losing out on cheaper internet access through freeola.
My questions are:-
1) is Freeola still looking at 0800/unmeterd dial-up?
2) (and more importantly for me) will it support 128k access? No other ISp I have yet found provides umetered access AND 128k ISDN support. I cannot see why not! I would even be prepared to pay a small extra premium for the privelage.
Obiously ADSL would be ideal, but I would lose my teleworking link (not good), so I'm stuck with ISDN, and only 64k unmeterd access, unless you guys at Freeola can come to the rescue!
I have a BT home highway ISDN line at home.
As well as home internet access I also use it to dial up my work for occasional working from home.
A such, ADSL would be no use for me as I would have to revert to using a modem for work dial-up and lose my 128k link (my work supports channel bonding).
This means I am losing out on cheaper internet access through freeola.
My questions are:-
1) is Freeola still looking at 0800/unmeterd dial-up?
2) (and more importantly for me) will it support 128k access? No other ISp I have yet found provides umetered access AND 128k ISDN support. I cannot see why not! I would even be prepared to pay a small extra premium for the privelage.
Obiously ADSL would be ideal, but I would lose my teleworking link (not good), so I'm stuck with ISDN, and only 64k unmeterd access, unless you guys at Freeola can come to the rescue!
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