Next year in Jerusalem
Tuesday, August 24th, 2004 07:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
caddymanJust bloody typical, ain't it?
There I was, looking forward at long last to getting broadband, and...
First of all the number on the flyer sent me to the Teeside office. They gave me a new number, and after a quick redial a very polite gentleman took my details and told me that flier notwithstanding, ntl broadband is not available in my area. In fact it's only available in 30% of ntl's London catchment area. I, of course, live in the other 70%. Bugger. So ntl are rubbish. No change there then.
I asked when it is likely to become available, and he said this "time next year - but the engineers always tell us that."
So, for the foreseeable future, it's 56k all the way.
Again.
There I was, looking forward at long last to getting broadband, and...
First of all the number on the flyer sent me to the Teeside office. They gave me a new number, and after a quick redial a very polite gentleman took my details and told me that flier notwithstanding, ntl broadband is not available in my area. In fact it's only available in 30% of ntl's London catchment area. I, of course, live in the other 70%. Bugger. So ntl are rubbish. No change there then.
I asked when it is likely to become available, and he said this "time next year - but the engineers always tell us that."
So, for the foreseeable future, it's 56k all the way.
Again.