Finally took the plunge and signed up for Nildram

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Well after Plusnet's announcement of cappage at 15GB I requested my MAC.

I then later on contacted Nildram and I have to say their CS is fantastic! The guy was straight up and very helpful and after reading up on Nildram, I felt it was one of the best options out there. I was looking at Evolution, apparantly it's meant to be good. I guess the CS support on Nildram won it over for me!

Looking forward to recieve something a little more than 1mb :D
 
I've just completed my initial 12 months with Nildram and have been very happy with them.
Started on the 2mb connection and at the beginning of this week I was regraded over to MAX.
I'm certainly in no hurry to leave them.
They service is good however sometimes their CS can take a while to reply to e-mail requests for help.
However they do have two very regular posters over at www.adslguide.org.uk and they are always happy to try and help if you contact them through the forums there.
 
i don't think i'd sign with evolution. they don't even have a contact telelphone number yet and are offering the world for 25 sheets. 8mb uncapped, unshaped. at least they offer 1month contracts which is good..... :p
 
was with nildram for 3years nad have never had a problem but now the Girlfriend changed us over without my knowlage to TISCALI!!!!!!!!!! i feel sick no more gameing for me:( cannot wait for the year contract to be up so i can change it back:(
 
BigBoy said:
was with nildram for 3years nad have never had a problem but now the Girlfriend changed us over without my knowlage to TISCALI!!!!!!!!!! i feel sick no more gameing for me:( cannot wait for the year contract to be up so i can change it back:(

Pffft, signing up with another ISP for a YEAR?!?! That's grounds for dumping her I'd say!

I've had adsl from nildram for over 4 years now and haven't really considered changing. They have long been regarded as the gamers isp (way back since the dialup days in the 90s) and generally have excellent routing and 'technical stuff'.

Their accounts department leaves a little to be desired but in general there aren't many better isps. They have a decent usage limit of 50gig/month onpeak, with midnight->8am being unlimited. On an 8mbit connection that means you can bring down around 750gig/month total which should be more than enough for anyone.
 
BigBoy said:
was with nildram for 3years nad have never had a problem but now the Girlfriend changed us over without my knowlage to TISCALI!!!!!!!!!! i feel sick no more gameing for me:( cannot wait for the year contract to be up so i can change it back:(

except tiscali don't do macs do they? you'll need to cease the adsl service on your line altogether and then re-apply (i think) :eek:
 
marc2003 said:
except tiscali don't do macs do they? you'll need to cease the adsl service on your line altogether and then re-apply (i think) :eek:

yeah they do i have already investiagted that :) thank god!!!

/me prostrates ones self to the almighty dsl god
 
yep, you have made a very wise decision signing up with nildram. have been with them about 14 months now and not one prob. they even managed to get tiscali off my line and there service onto it when tiscali were giving my probs

cmr service is top class and they have been very helpful whenever i have needed anything sorting (mostly dealing with tiscali on my behalf)

a lot of people at work are with them and they have had no issues at all

enjoy :)
 
At the moment there is no Traffic Shaping going on with Nildram.
The problem is because they do offer a generous on-peak allowance of 50GB, midnight-8:00am not counting towards your bandwidth, no traffic shaping lots of people are migrating in.
Of course Nildram's T&C's allow them to introduce such measures...

So at the moment you'll be fine, however they do reserve the right to start shaping in the future.
 
bear in mind nildram are owned by pipex. ok they might be a seperate entity for now but look what's happening at f2s*, another pipex owned isp........

(*more traffic shaping incase you don't know)
 
I want to download a file using P2P and am only getting 20KB/s whilst friends are getting in excess of 200KB/s!

Should Pipex be apply port throttling across the board 24/7?

I'm already paying £33.99/month which is one of the highest prices around!
 
FunkyT said:
I want to download a file using P2P and am only getting 20KB/s whilst friends are getting in excess of 200KB/s!

Should Pipex be apply port throttling across the board 24/7?

I'm already paying £33.99/month which is one of the highest prices around!

well if it's a torrent, you can grab utorrent and enable encryption. that'll get round pipex throttling for the time being. you'd be daft to think pipex won't clamp down on this little 'workaround' soon...... bit off topic for this thread though.... :D
 
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