Ridiculous DSL Speed at German 1&1
In business as well as private sometimes it's necessary to rethink one's cost structure and shift money into more useful services . Last year I upgraded to a faster DSL connection including VoIP, downgraded the useless ISDN to analog and bought a new domain. Then the typical
1&1 disaster began:
- 1&1 was not capable to manage a seamless transition from ISDN to analog, they cut the line instead
- It's possible to lose data in the account after selling or deleting a domain
- Instead of the expected DSL 6000 (download: 6016 kbit/s, upload: 572 kbit/s) I experienced and I still experience a result below DSL 2000
- Helpless customer service...
The good thing: Enough time to find a better ISP!


Labels: dsl, lifestyle