Reader Comments on Aardvark Daily 18 Jan 2001
From: Jamie Dobbs For : The Editor (for publication) Subj: Jetstart It seems that Telecom may have announced their new Jetstart package a little prematurely. A visit to ALL of the listed ISPs showed that none of them provide any (ISP) pricing information on the Jetstart service. Maybe one of the listed ISPs would care to respond to this (or perhaps Telecom themselves!) - a new service without an ISP is pretty useless. From: Jamie Dobbs For : The Editor (for publication) Subj: I can see clearly now... Well it appears that the JetStart service will not be available until Monday Jan 22 and users are advised not to contact their ISPs until then. I guess that explains it... it was a slightly premature announcement, so I guess I'll have to wait. From: Stan For : The Editor (for publication) Subj: JetStart Bah!!! Humbug... 22nd - 18th = 5 days. I'm glad they announced it. I've contacted my ISP (Voyager) who has placed me on their priority list. So as soon as the service is available they will contact me to get it rolling. That's what I call service!!!!! I don't expect to be connected tomorrow, but I'm glad I know it on the horizon. From: David Annett For : The Editor (for publication) Subj: Telecom still protecting Xtra First Telecom protected Xtra by loading the Jetstream cost and reducing the ISP charges. That still didn't put off the other ISP's who stole customers from Xtra's customers by matching price and offering fixed IP address. So to protect Jetstart they have banned fixed IP address, surely that is an ISP issue not for Telecom to dictate. So if I want to keep Jetstream and add Jetstart to a second copper pair to get around the criminal $0.20MB charge you can bet they want a second line rental.Now Have Your Say
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