Last month i decided to stop getting internet to my house since well it was too expensive and i was low on funds
Some two days ago im back online and paid off the bills
wanting to play some Borderlands with a mate, i booted up the game and kept timing out, then tried some CoD4 also timing out and once connected ping was 999
Emailed my ISP asking about my situation, and their reply :
... seriously....
if your curious to know what this ISP is it's called VISP
I doubt this will be ever fixed at all, the problem is that the main company here (Ogero) isn't keep up with bandwidth and unable to provide enough for all the resellers. Not to mention connections here cost quite a lot ( just to give you an idea: 40$USD a month for 256kb/s cnxn)
so i guess i wont be playing Bad Company 2 online anymore
Seriously does anyone have this problem with their country and/or ISP ?
Some two days ago im back online and paid off the bills
wanting to play some Borderlands with a mate, i booted up the game and kept timing out, then tried some CoD4 also timing out and once connected ping was 999
Emailed my ISP asking about my situation, and their reply :
QUOTE said:Dear valued user,
We are aware of the current situation and are currently trying to improve things. Be aware that we have stopped proving end-users with good latency due to the limited bandwidth that the government has been providing. As a result QoS for most online interaction has been reduced drastically as that we are no longer able to supply it.
... seriously....
if your curious to know what this ISP is it's called VISP
I doubt this will be ever fixed at all, the problem is that the main company here (Ogero) isn't keep up with bandwidth and unable to provide enough for all the resellers. Not to mention connections here cost quite a lot ( just to give you an idea: 40$USD a month for 256kb/s cnxn)
so i guess i wont be playing Bad Company 2 online anymore
Seriously does anyone have this problem with their country and/or ISP ?