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Moving internet service

PostPosted: Sat Apr 04, 2020 6:43 am
by nottsman
We are with Telfy wimax internet (and mobile X2) Our 18 month contract end soon and want Fiber (telfy) not available .We have 4 supplier on the road ,Go Fiber,DVBlab, RJK & Megatech.Any reviews would be a great help .
Thank you
Nottsman

Re: Moving internet service

PostPosted: Sat Apr 04, 2020 8:22 am
by sunworshipper
We have Gofibre ( since February) and are very pleased. The speed is very good and constant and a very good monthly price.

Re: Moving internet service

PostPosted: Sat Apr 04, 2020 8:27 am
by nottsman
Thank you Sunworshipper
Could I ask how fast is it on WiFi (speed)

Nottsman

Re: Moving internet service

PostPosted: Sat Apr 04, 2020 8:46 am
by Chrisdee
We also have GoFibre, don't like to say we haven't had any problems as you know what happens when you do! They came really quickly to set it up, the guys were great and the shops are easy to get to if you do have a problem and the staff I have found to be really helpful and friendly, email sent with the bill attached showing you what you've used dead on time, and the price is excellent. We have internet, landline and 2 mobiles. Would highly recommend them.

Re: Moving internet service

PostPosted: Sat Apr 04, 2020 8:59 am
by nottsman
Hi chrisdee
Thank you, very helpful,may I ask which network they use for there mobile also can you call UK on there unlited mins
Many thanks nottsman

Re: Moving internet service

PostPosted: Sun Apr 05, 2020 9:29 am
by DuFay
Nottsman we to recommend Go Fibre we were also with Telfy Wimax as no fibre optic in La Fiesta as yet from Telfy, So we left & joined Go Fibre great service & great mobile reception & fantastic prices we also have Landline + Fibre Optic Wifi 300 Megs TV around 60 channels it costs €60 to install & after that its free & it has most UK & Spanish channels but no UK sports, We also have 2 mobiles all with call packages & its around €46 a month & that includes free calls to some areas. only had a couple of small niggles but sorted very quickly. So all in all Highly recommended. Cheers Doug.

Re: Moving internet service

PostPosted: Sun Apr 05, 2020 9:36 am
by nottsman
Hi Dufay
Many many thanks for your reply really helpful ,two question which mobile network do they use ,also do you get free calls to UK ??
Nottsman

Re: Moving internet service

PostPosted: Tue May 26, 2020 3:08 pm
by LifeOfBrian
nottsman wrote:Hi Dufay
Many many thanks for your reply really helpful ,two question which mobile network do they use ,also do you get free calls to UK ??
Nottsman



Most use the Orange network we moved from Telfy to Dvblab and both use Orange.

Re: Moving internet service

PostPosted: Tue May 26, 2020 4:33 pm
by A.N.Other
nottsman wrote:Could I ask how fast is it on WiFi (speed)
How long is a piece of string ?

WiFi is just a convenient method of accessing the internet without wires but it can NEVER EVER be faster than the underlying internet connection and depending on the environment (location of router, obstructions, interference etc. etc. etc.) can be hugely slower than that.

Don't be fooled if a device reports some fantastic connection speed, it's only the speed at which the WiFi might theoretically be able to operate at locally between connected devices, actual WiFi speed for the internet will be slower and I repeat it can NEVER EVER be faster than the underlying internet connection and if that's poor then the WiFi will be equally so - or worse.

Ideally you should aim to only use WiFi when you cannot use wired ethernet

Re: Moving internet service

PostPosted: Tue May 26, 2020 4:51 pm
by bangorbob
LifeOfBrian wrote:
nottsman wrote:Hi Dufay
Many many thanks for your reply really helpful ,two question which mobile network do they use ,also do you get free calls to UK ??
Nottsman



Most use the Orange network we moved from Telfy to Dvblab and both use Orange.




Currently GoFiber are using Yoigo as there mobile network provider, I have been using it for 4 months now and seems to pick up a signal in most areas that I have been in. Hope this helps