UPC, RDS, ConySat, Romtelecom

Ok.Trebuie pour my nerves somehow, because today I had the most unpleasant surprise of 2006.

A few days ago I decided to move for a while to my parents (they live at home), somewhere in the center of Buzau. With an online presence of over 18 hours out of 24 my first concern was of course to have internet access from the new location and as a result I made in my mind a list of Internet service providers in Buzau where I could make a season ticket
. I studied online offers, I documented well and I hit the road.


The first internet provider that I found most advantageous was UPC (former Astral), thinking that mine if UPC TV subscribers will not take too long to install and conclude a contract. Arriving at the UPC headquarters, I noticed that they moved their Customer Relations office from the ground floor to the 1st floor. Good. I was guided to the respective office by some xeroxed "arrows", beautifully hung on the walls of the halls. If a door was opened and there was a little current in the hallway, you had to change direction according to the orientation of the signpost (of course… Holidays are coming and the walls were also decorated with something). In the end I arrive in front of a door that says "Customer Relations". Beak, beak… pause. Nobody answers me and I slowly open the door. In front of me I had an image that reminded me of the queues from the time of the deceased when people were roaming waiting at 4 in the morning for cars with meat, eggs, milk (food… that was until `89, for those who do not know).

I understood why there were so many people there and especially the elderly. Discounts on subscriptions for retirees and those with low incomes, explained the landscape. Finally… after more than 3 minutes I get to ask someone there if it is possible to have internet at …….

"- Wait to check."

After 20 minutes of waiting, during which time the man had other occupations there and he certainly didn't think he had to give me an answer, I ask him if he checked, and he answers me dryly: "It can't be there".
I didn't understand why it wasn't possible, but in the end… an extra subscriber was probably uninteresting, especially at home.

Lawrence: but .. from what I understood from a very superficial explanation of one of there
Lawrence: can not bag my astral
Eugen: O.0
Eugen: TV's not compatible?

Ok .. phones followed…

RDS - "For that area we can only help you with dial-up through Romtelecom or with fiber optics from $ 100 and up." Yeah.

ConySat - "At the moment we can't, but if you wait another 2-3 weeks we'll solve it there too". No, thanks. I'm not fasting.

Romtelecom:: |

Lawrence: UPC can not give net there ConySat not (possibly over-2 3 wk), RDS is not
Eugene: romtelecom
Eugene: ClickNet
Eugene:
Lawrence: clickdraci
Lawrence: give me packages and phone numbers to call them
Eugene: LOL
Eugene: Romtelecom go to the center
Eugene: and go home with net
Eugen ::)
laurentiu: and the net as it goes… I also walk it around the house… eventually
Lawrence: If I make an upload
Eugen ::)
Eugene: if you want to upload you get the house antenna
Lawrence: http://www.clicknet.ro/index.php?sv=5&sc=3&ro=1
Lawrence: Look out rates

It remains to be seen whether iNES tomorrow I can help you. Lord help!

Around these are the consequences if you live at home (wherever) and you want internet . Ro .

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