SurfADSL instead of Skynet ?

[growling]

Good evening,

I'm considering a change from Skynet to SurfAdsl - mainly because of the higher volume, for a lower price (and better upload speed!)

I'm not that much into dutch, so excuse me if this has been asked before but what is your experience with SurfAdsl ??

I should state, that my Skynet line is running without problems - but my monthly volume is +/- 16gb.

Is their others to consider ?

Have a nice weekend!

[MaRtO]

I'm with SurfAdsl and no problems at all.
But you can also consider to take "versatel always more adsl" if your maximum line speed is 1 mbit/s, unlimited volume. There's also realdsl, but that's a littlebit more expensive, but it's quality, also unlimited volume.

But I think that SurfADSL will be the best for you, because you only download 16 gb the month.

TIP => Here are almost all providers from Belgium listed.

[Sub Zero]

There's also realdsl, but that's a littlebit more expensive, but it's quality, also unlimited volume.

It's FUP, not unlimited

[Patje]

FUP Yeah thats right, but more then his 16 GB lets say if you use 50GB = even Fup
Skynet Go with option Power is 15GB . . . Upload Max 400kbps= 50KB. Download 4mbps. cost 49€ too much i think for you ?! if you search for a lower price bye

[growling]

I'm with SurfAdsl and no problems at all.

thanks for the reply - Always nice to hear more positive, than negative stories

[toerist]

I'm allso moving from skynet but been thinking of Edpnet.be because monthly 29.90(for 1 gig) and only 0.25€ for a Gig extra.

So with 16Gb /month, you pay 29.90 + 3.75 (15x0.25) = 33.65 and every extra Gig is only 0.25€ with a limiet of 50Gigs a month.
(if 384kbps is enough upload)

Been looking at all providers and that is my choice i'm gonna make.
(free setup now this month)
Any users wanna share their experiance?

[offtopic] as mentioned in many posts if we all leave Belg+TN to smaller ISP's, there's gonna be changes .... so let's do it and leave them behind
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[|T-J|]

[offtopic] as mentioned in many posts if we all leave Belg+TN to smaller ISP's, there's gonna be changes .... so let's do it and leave them behind
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lol

[MRC101]

I am an edpnet-user (ex-A2F) an I'm very happy with the speed, mostly around 400kB/s (3200kbps) or more down and 50kB/s (400kbps) up, but my line is equivalent to a edpnet plus line so my linesync is 4096/512, edpnet go is 3300/384.
The only problem is the sliding meter. The used GB's are logged on disconnection, so if you are connected for a long time, let's say 30days, and used up your whole 10GB (depends on your subscription) you will be on smallband for at least 30days. (Today I'm allready connected for more then 10days.)

[Gast]

The used GB's are logged on disconnection, so if you are connected for a long time, let's say 30days, and used up your whole 10GB (depends on your subscription) you will be on smallband for at least 30days.

That shouldn't be a problem i hope when you pay for the flexi subscription, as you pay what you use?
That is al least what i'm hoping for

[Gast]

There's also realdsl, but that's a littlebit more expensive, but it's quality, also unlimited volume.

From what I've read in the more recent posts in the perpetual RealDSL: Eindelijk FUP? thread so far, it still remains to be seen whether RealDSL is really the 'quality' you claim it to be.
Bear in mind that, just because most of RealDSL's customers are IMHO zealots, that still doesn't mean it deserves a quality label.

[Gast]

I'm considering a change from Skynet to SurfAdsl - mainly because of the higher volume, for a lower price (and better upload speed!)

I'm not that much into dutch, so excuse me if this has been asked before but what is your experience with SurfAdsl ??

I should state, that my Skynet line is running without problems - but my monthly volume is +/- 16gb.

If you understand any French, then you could look around a bit on the dedicated SurfADSL forum on the French speaking counterpart of Userbase, viz. ADSL-BC. SurfADSL proportionally has a lot more customers in francophone Belgium, so ADSL-BC would not be a bad place to start.

[growling]

If you understand any French, then you could look around a bit on the dedicated SurfADSL forum on the French speaking counterpart of Userbase, viz. ADSL-BC. SurfADSL proportionally has a lot more customers in francophone Belgium, so ADSL-BC would not be a bad place to start.

No problem with french, so I'll check out that one. Thanks a lot !

[Siglo]

Surfadsl was cool untill they decided to annoy their customers a bit with 24h disconnects (so indeed worse then the 36 of Belgacom)... Before I had connections of +2 weeks with the same ip address. Now I have daily disconnects (bye bye vpn connections).