Why is internet connexion so bad in montenegro ?

[Bøgíñjå]

I agree with you :hardrock:

[Don_Sharky]

In Australia the calls are astronomically expensive and you can't even get a signal outside major cities.

I think this is true for most big, US-like, countries. It would be very expensive for operators to cover every inch of the territory... On the other hand, i am not sure about the prices. Last time i checked, prices in western Europe were indeed higher then ours but a lot could change from then :]

[rossio]

You've obviously never tried getting an internet connection outside Montenegro. Not only is it expensive, it takes weeks and they send you the equipment in the mail and you have to do it yourself. Then when you need technical support, you wait on the phone for ages listening to bad music until you get some guy in India who can't understand anything you're saying.

Don't get me started on mobile phone connections either. In Australia the calls are astronomically expensive and you can't even get a signal outside major cities.

It annoys me when people think everything is wonderful in the western world and useless in Montenegro.

Yeah Babe, you´re right.
The same procedure as in Germany. I live in a small village near a big City, but it´s internet desert. 500Kb/sec by DSL is a dream, normally 200 - 300kB/sec. Uptown 16.000Kb/sec

T-com-Service, bullshit! But the others are´nd better. Service desert Germany. They all want to get your best - your money.

Have you ever tried to install a DSL-connection from T-Com?
In 2 hours you´re ready for the loony bin.

[Salcano]

Yeah Babe, you´re right.
The same procedure as in Germany. I live in a small village near a big City, but it´s internet desert. 500Kb/sec by DSL is a dream, normally 200 - 300kB/sec. Uptown 16.000Kb/sec

T-com-Service, bullshit! But the others are´nd better. Service desert Germany. They all want to get your best - your money.

Have you ever tried to install a DSL-connection from T-Com?
In 2 hours you´re ready for the loony bin.

In our villages u don't even have internet.

[IceAge]

Yeah Babe, you´re right.
The same procedure as in Germany. I live in a small village near a big City, but it´s internet desert. 500Kb/sec by DSL is a dream, normally 200 - 300kB/sec. Uptown 16.000Kb/sec

T-com-Service, bullshit! But the others are´nd better. Service desert Germany. They all want to get your best - your money.

Have you ever tried to install a DSL-connection from T-Com?
In 2 hours you´re ready for the loony bin.

2005/2006/2007 i used to play ball in Italy. All three years i was in a different city. In all three cities i signed up for adsl service, and waited for at least month and a half... Once setup, internet would work fine, but getting it was whole another story. I had fast web, vodafon, and telecom italia....

[rossio]

I´ve just read a report in ftd.de (Financial Times) about the situation in Germany.
T-com is dealing with Government ( major shareholder) to change the old copper cable to glas fiber. Less than 1% are glas fiber cables today. ( Japan 67% ) T-Com promised to knit a slim net.
But it´s a multibillion invest. Who should pay? - the customer.

[Bloody]

y y ,t-com service is great -.- ...i pay for 6mb download and 512 upload,and i have only 3.2 download and 230 upload....isnt that stealing or something like that? i am paying 45e for this net,and i got internet wich i can get for 20e ..but ofc,if i change packet to 3mb dl and 256kb upload for 20e i wold get 1.3mb dl and 100kb upload....same sh*t

[Junglist]

In Australia the calls are astronomically expensive and you can't even get a signal outside major cities.

Id like to call bullshit on that

Considering Australia is bigger then Europe I think the Telecommunications system here is great

[NSX]

Hahah hey she knows better :roll:

[Roy Fokker]

But it´s a multibillion invest. Who should pay? - the customer.

Correction - Montenegrin customers, or some other poor bastards who happen to be unfortunate enough to be under T-com's boot worldwide.

[Balkanbabe]

My friend in the UK always complains about her internet dropping out. Something to do with the cabling.

[Junglist]

In Australia, we have about 15-20 Internet providers to chose from....healthy competition

those with poor service, quality, connection speeds quickly become known and thus people dont use them