From what I understand the 6-8mbps is capped at 30GB down and 30GB up.
What about upload speeds?
What about upload speeds?
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Upload speeds are 20% of the download speeds--so depending on what the actual connection speed is--- anywhere from 1.2 to 1.6 mbps up.ZeRaW wroteFrom what I understand the 6-8mbps is capped at 30GB down and 30GB up.
What about upload speeds?
This is the official website of the Official Gazette: http://jo.pcm.gov.lb/j2011/belal wroteAt what time is the Official Gazette going to come out?
Where can we check it out online? I found this website but I doubt they'd upload it instantly.
At the moment i have a DSL connection of 256 kbps, and according to my ISP it's the maximum they can give me. The question is when the new speeds are offered how are they going to provide me with the speed? I mean i think the reason why they can't give me more is because of the distance ... does that mean i'm screwed?
pak90 - yes, new offers just will drop for you price and will increase quota
Nuclearcat, I'm sorry but i don't think i understood what you said. Did you say i'm just going to get an increase in quota but no increase in speed?
If you can't actually get the increased speed because of the distance/infrastructure, you will get the maximum speed your connection can handle [which might remain 256k in your case], with the new quotas/prices.
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Thanks for the response xterm
additionally i called terranet customer support and got some information
it seems they cant apply the decree yet as visp already has because there are still some issues that are unclear
Bandwidth cost doesnt seem to have been set, and i think by that he was talking about cost of the government selling bandwidth to the isp.
And I asked him about user bandwidth if it was going to be 4$ per extra gb he said that isnt 100% yet.
I asked about cost of packages and he confirmed prices will be cheaper than ogero's prices.
I asked if unlimited night and double speed will still apply and he confirmed that if you currently have it, you will still have it when the new packages arrive.
Lastly he said changes will most likely take effect beginning of october so don't hold your breath come september 24.
additionally i called terranet customer support and got some information
it seems they cant apply the decree yet as visp already has because there are still some issues that are unclear
Bandwidth cost doesnt seem to have been set, and i think by that he was talking about cost of the government selling bandwidth to the isp.
And I asked him about user bandwidth if it was going to be 4$ per extra gb he said that isnt 100% yet.
I asked about cost of packages and he confirmed prices will be cheaper than ogero's prices.
I asked if unlimited night and double speed will still apply and he confirmed that if you currently have it, you will still have it when the new packages arrive.
Lastly he said changes will most likely take effect beginning of october so don't hold your breath come september 24.
I emailed IDM support and they said they will implement the new speeds on October 1st. But didn't answer the other 3 questions that I asked along with the date...
just wondering, whats your isp and where do you live?pak90 wroteAt the moment i have a DSL connection of 256 kbps, and according to my ISP it's the maximum they can give me. The question is when the new speeds are offered how are they going to provide me with the speed? I mean i think the reason why they can't give me more is because of the distance ... does that mean i'm screwed?
damn i'm doomed to slow internet forever! I live in nahr ibrahim above the french lycee, isp is idm.
I subscribed with Ogero 2-3 years ago for a short period then switched back to an illimited cable subscription. If I want to subscribe again now with a private ISP, will they oblige to buy a new modem from them or I can use the one I got from Ogero (there is an Ogero label on it and it supports a speed up to 8 Mbps)?
wait so all ISPs will have the fast internet to offer in about a month ?plus,how can i know up to what speed my modem handles? i have a thompson tg585 v7 modem
I called Sodetel for the same issue ( I'm with Ogero now ) they told me that i can keep my modem, but they'll need to reprogram it or something. You'll just pay the subscription fee.kfc wroteI subscribed with Ogero 2-3 years ago for a short period then switched back to an illimited cable subscription. If I want to subscribe again now with a private ISP, will they oblige to buy a new modem from them or I can use the one I got from Ogero (there is an Ogero label on it and it supports a speed up to 8 Mbps)?
There is word going around that ogero are going to implement the unlimited night traffic-double speed plan, has anyone heard anything about this yet?
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Good. Any idea how much does subscription cost at sodetel? Their website seems not to open !ILIA_93 wroteI called Sodetel for the same issue ( I'm with Ogero now ) they told me that i can keep my modem, but they'll need to reprogram it or something. You'll just pay the subscription fee.kfc wroteI subscribed with Ogero 2-3 years ago for a short period then switched back to an illimited cable subscription. If I want to subscribe again now with a private ISP, will they oblige to buy a new modem from them or I can use the one I got from Ogero (there is an Ogero label on it and it supports a speed up to 8 Mbps)?
In this case do they still need 1-2 months to give me the connection?
It's around 40$, as for the time you'll wait, I have no idea. Call 1268 for more and exact infos.kfc wroteGood. Any idea how much does subscription cost at sodetel? Their website seems not to open !
In this case do they still need 1-2 months to give me the connection?
Can somebody please tell me why ogero doesn't have unlimited night traffic and double speed?! And higher prices?! PLEASE SOMEBODY TELL ME!!