Irish Broadband www.irishbroadband.ie

Irish Broadband www.irishbroadband.ie

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Irish Broadband www.irishbroadband.ie
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Irish Broadband Not Recomended To Anybody

Irish Broadband not recomended to anybody

Guest

Was Having The Same Problems With Irish Broadband

Was having the same problems with Irish Broadband as everyone else that has posted (continuously loosing signal), so I changed isp. Really poor service.

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24:1 Contention Ratio, 50% Packet Loss Between My

24:1 contention ratio, 50% packet loss between my radio and the tower, which isn't getting resolved despite NUMEROUS calls. Their routing through Level3.London hop kills any attempts of gaming. Having to click 75 time on a link just to view a site isn't helping the cause. Switching ASAP!

coco c
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Have Being With Irishbroadband For Over 1 Year Now

Have being with irishbroadband for over 1 year now they are having problems with Sony and I cant sign in to the playstation network, I am sick of it my brother has the same internet as me and he has no problems with the playstation network irishbroadband told me that it is only affecting some people..

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Since I Can Not Have A Phone Line In My Rented Apa

Since I can not have a phone line in my rented apartment I am stuck with a wireless service.When I contacted tech support to ask when I would get more then 105 of the promised speed I was recommended to upgrade to there faster service!.Having wasted several euro's on (lack of) support calls I just gave up.

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mickelodian

To be honest wireless broadband is a little different than ADSL... where its done Irish Broadband seem to do it best. The distance to the mast and your aerial/squarial are the bottlenecks. I've seen some really bad reviews of their entry level services and its a joke... I had Breeze 3mb (which started at 1mb four years ago)... it was great..we ran voip off it, IPTV... 3meg up and 3meg down...super stuff... then again I was 100 meters from the mast and lived in a high rise apartment...

When I moved home to a house just 30 meters away... I could hardly get a signal!

Guest

I Have Irish Broadband And Im Very Unhappy With It

I have Irish Broadband and Im very unhappy with it, I find it just goes on off, on off all the time. I would not recommend www.irishbroadband.ie.

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Very Disapointed With The Irish Broadband, Its Ver

Very disapointed with the Irish broadband, its very slow geting started, it looses signal in the middle of looking something up and just goes off and it even takes forever to find anyting. Its not worth 2euros a month. Let alone 20!

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I Find The Service Is Very Inconsistent With Irish

I find the service is very inconsistent with Irish Broadband. Daytime speeds are average to poor while evenings and weekends are just ridiculous. Had good service in the beginning but that slowly degraded. I moved the Ripwave unit to a different location and got great reception for a few months. Then for some strange reason it degraded again. The only reason I continue to use this service is because it's the only one available to me. NTL still don't have service in my area (5 mins from Dublin city center) and I don't have or want a phone line. It will be great when Ireland joins the 21st century.

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