Customer Comments

"Thanks. I think I can help spread the word; the service works well."

"Everything is working well, very well. Thanks for the late night 'virtual house call.' Just did a bandwidth check after all your changes. Looks good! I'm consistently getting 5-6mbps in each direction. Congrats!"

"Once again I am sorry to be such a hassle really appreciate your help and cooperation. I have to admit that the customer service has been really awesome and commendable. Thanks Again;"

I'm actually talking to them now to try and get service. It all depends on where you are located and if you can see the radio antennas on SC mountains.

From what I hear the speeds are incredible (6-8Mbs) from a co-worker of mine that has their service. The monthly fee is between 59 and 149 or more for businesses. There is a high price for the initial hardware (5.8Mhz Trango) at $599 for security deposit. They don't sell the thing to you, just a deposit to keep it from walking away.

You mentioned that you "noticed that two people have a line monitor from this isp and it looks pretty stable." WHERE do I find this information on DSLR ?? Not where do I sign up for monitoring, but where do you see their results. I would like to see too.

-- Prag

My broadband nightmares seem to be finally over!!! No more 50 minute hold times every week trying to resolve my 54% DSL downtime. No more excuses about poor service, and terrible billing practices. No more hours long phone tree trips. Good Bye Comcast, Good Riddance SBC!!! *&^(&%#@ you both!

Hello etheric.net!! I purchased my own equipment, and for the low, low price of $199/month. I've now got a rock solid, super reliable 8Mbit/sec fully symmetric P-P microwave link. Sweetest thing I could ever imagine. Get this: 815KBytes/sec downloads!!! Yeah, you read it right, thats like 5x T1 UP and DOWN. I downloaded the whole directX redist package in 40 seconds! GAWD I'm spoiled!!!!!!

"Rock solid for me! Very impressed!"

"I did it too, and here are my results, they speak for themselves. These numbers will be VERY different during busy times, though.

"So consider this only one data point. Did I mention that it is a very nice data point though? Now if only all my destinations were on black mountain....

"I love you guys!! Thanks!!!"

ftp> binary

200 Type set to I.

ftp> get test.tiff

local: test.tiff remote: test.tiff

227 Entering Passive Mode (209,3,10,5,15,52).

125 Data connection already open; Transfer starting.

226 Transfer complete.

5359995 bytes received in 7.25 secs (7.2e+02 Kbytes/sec)

ftp> get qpm-v3.zip

local: qpm-v3.zip remote: qpm-v3.zip

227 Entering Passive Mode (209,3,10,5,15,62).

125 Data connection already open; Transfer starting.

226 Transfer complete.

18193401 bytes received in 24.5 secs (7.3e+02 Kbytes/sec)

ftp> put test.tiff delete.me

local: test.tiff remote: delete.me

227 Entering Passive Mode (209,3,10,5,15,71).

125 Data connection already open; Transfer starting.

226 Transfer complete.

5359995 bytes sent in 6.51 secs (8e+02 Kbytes/sec)

ftp> del delete.me

250 DELE command successful.

ftp>