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Meanwhile in another expensive world(bcd,beirut central district) : bbn isp , near downtown
Last time Cyberia made a form to choose a plan upon renewing your service.. They will probably do the same this timeinfiniteloop wroteIt doesn't make sense, we are the 28th of the month, if we have to pay something or to make new paperwork they should have told us already, my source at Cyberia told me there are no fees nor papers to do, just choose your plan online and payhishjwnz wroteI called IDM support about the "only GDS" note. He told me they mean that to upgrade to open speed, Ogero as DSP is requiring a fee from IDM while GDS are doing it for free. Thus IDM subscribers on ogero are required to submit an application and pay the fee (the support guy didnt know how much is it) to be upgraded to open speed.
Seems like the plans aren't much different from Ogero's. Hopefully, the speed will experience a push after this.
I think they will start fupping their customers really hard.FadZ wroteI'll stay with Sodetel this month to test my speed and overall usage.
I called their sales dpt and they said unlimited nights are unmaintainable with amount of GB's now being offered, I don't know how other ISP's would do it.
Nice!InVader wroteFor Cyberia/IDM, if GDS is your DSP, all capped plans are open speed, and you can choose, for free, any of the plans to be active as of 1st of August.infiniteloop wroteIt doesn't make sense, we are the 28th of the month, if we have to pay something or to make new paperwork they should have told us already, my source at Cyberia told me there are no fees nor papers to do, just choose your plan online and payhishjwnz wroteI called IDM support about the "only GDS" note. He told me they mean that to upgrade to open speed, Ogero as DSP is requiring a fee from IDM while GDS are doing it for free. Thus IDM subscribers on ogero are required to submit an application and pay the fee (the support guy didnt know how much is it) to be upgraded to open speed.
That is not what they told me. They said that on 1-Aug all upgrades will be automatic as per their tables, then we have until 20-Aug to request a speed or plan change for 1-Sep... Actually until the 20th of each month for a change on the 1st of the following month.InVader wrote For Cyberia/IDM, if GDS is your DSP, all capped plans are open speed, and you can choose, for free, any of the plans to be active as of 1st of August.
are you with ogero or GDS?sailor wroteNew ADSL plans as of August 1st, 2017. Your current plan is 4M-50G-$33. Your NEW plan will be OpenSpeed-120GB-$33. For details https://customers.idm.net.lb
Just got this sms from idm, my current plan expire today
But what if i need the open speed 50 GB ?
If the plan they concluded is an Open Speed one then you can pick up any Open Speed quota right now online by refilling it or by applying a prepaid card, if they chose a 4mb plan for you instead then yes you will have to change it ''manually'' by paying the 2$ and perhaps go to their offices.ifuon wroteThat is not what they told me. They said that on 1-Aug all upgrades will be automatic as per their tables, then we have until 20-Aug to request a speed or plan change for 1-Sep... Actually until the 20th of each month for a change on the 1st of the following month.InVader wrote For Cyberia/IDM, if GDS is your DSP, all capped plans are open speed, and you can choose, for free, any of the plans to be active as of 1st of August.
talk to fouad sayegh on twitter, he will tell you the exact procedureTech Guru wroteHow I use a VDSL modem and increase the bandwidth , I am tipping 17mbps /Open Speed on my Ogero ADSL line using the Ogero Technicolor , and they tell me vdsl is for corporate. So I need to change my adsl line to vdsl through ogero than let ogero configure my VDSL modem ? Any thing missing ? Thank You
** I got the Cisco-Linksys X6200 AC750 WI-FI VDSL Modem Router
.Tech Guru wroteHow I use a VDSL modem and increase the bandwidth , I am tipping 17mbps /Open Speed on my Ogero ADSL line using the Ogero Technicolor , and they tell me vdsl is for corporate. So I need to change my adsl line to vdsl through ogero than let ogero configure my VDSL modem ? Any thing missing ? Thank You
** I got the Cisco-Linksys X6200 AC750 WI-FI VDSL Modem Router
Try to request a replacement from Ogero, chat with them on 1515m0ei wroteI checked the building's phone box today and oh boy.... It's a fucking disaster.
I don't even know where to start! I don't know which one is for our home and I'm not sure how we can find out the correct one. I want to change it to a CAT5e or even CAT6 cable, but with such a mess I'm unsure if it's possible.