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Went here with the family and another couple for dim sum lunch. At the previous location on Knight and Kingsway they had dim sum served a la carte. Unfortunately they are now made to order on the paper forms. The funny thing is that you can order on the sheet yet they come occassionally on a tray to sell the exact items that was on the sheet. So we pass on the tray dishes as we already ordered it on the sheet and unfortunately the sheet order dishes never came. The dim sum is similar to other dim sum restaurant, nothing special. Even the fried noodles special was the same if not more expensive than other restaurants at their regular price. The prices for dim sum has gone up to $2.75 for the small, medium and large dishes from $2.25. The extra large and special dishes are now $3.25 etc. The service is hit and miss at this place. At the previous location there was one really nice waitress while the rest can do with some courses in serving. There is a tea charge of approx. $3.00 which really entails tea leaves and hot water. I think they charge the same regardless of how many people at your table. The overall experience was satisfactory. I used to like The Roc at the old location and I thought I will give this new location a try. Sad to say that I had much better at closer locations to home.
Had my B-day lunch here with the family a few days ago. They greeted us promptly when we walked in and seated us right away. They offered the kids some crayons and colouring paper which kept them busy for awhile. Better half ordered the chicken burger with gacamole on the side with fires. I ordered the lamb burger with caesar salad. To start we had the towering onion rings. That was hot, fresh and tasty appy. The burgers were pretty good, but I found the caesar salad a bit too soggy for my liking. To accomopany our meals we had pop and freckle lemonades. The kids had some of our fries and was offered chocolate milk. I was very impressed with the service. The waitress was very "on the ball" as she had the refills ready just before we finished our drinks. Came to us to clear the plates when needed and asked us how our meal was and if we needed anything. Very proactive service for a change. They even offered us a sundae for my B-day. When the bill came, we had a entertainment coupon for the towering onion rings, whcih came off the bill. Also she comp my burger, sundae and even the kids chocolate milk. I was very surprise and happy with this dining experience that we are planning to come back very soon.
Went here with the family for a nice pho lunch. We both ordered the salad roll and I ordered the #2 pho with beef balls, tripe, tendons and all the other goodies while my better half ordered the I believe the #14 which is basically pho with rare beef flanks. The salad roll and the peanut sauce it came with tasted good, but the better half said that she tasted better. The pho came out hot and fresh with its sprouts, hot chilli peppers, lime and mint. We ordered the large which was only around $.50 more than the medium, There was ample amount of pho and ingredients. The broth tasted good and I was impressed with the overall experience that I had here. So when I am hungry for some good vietnamese food, I will certain venture to this restaurant again.
Went here for take out after a day of shopping. Ordered the Cali combo and a dynamite roll on the side. The total bill was almost $17. Received miso soup, 6 pieces of salmon sushi, 6 pieces of tuna sushi, 6 pieces of California roll, 6 pieces of Dynamite roll and the sushi chef threw in 4 pieces of Crunch roll. It was very nice of them to toss in the extra roll. Unfortunately the overall taste and value of the meal was satisfactory. I was not terribly impressed with the taste and quantity. I came here on the reference from other dinehere customer. The service was excellent but the quality of the sushi was just ok in my opinion. Would consider other sushi places in Surrey before coming back.
Went here with the special half for a birthday. We had a coupon sent as the birthday person gets their meal free up to $25 value. My better half order the 8 oz steak medium rare and I ordered the seafood in a red currey cream sauce in rice noodles. The better half meal came with mash potatoes, green beans and red peppers. My dish came in a creamy coconut red curry sauce/soup that had fish, prawns, mussels, clams etc. The soup was tasty and the seafood was plentiful for $21.99. The better half steak dinner costs $22.99 and it was done to perfection as the better half stated. They also brought out some bread with garlic butter and the water was never half empty for too long. The service was exceptional. They asked how the meal and top off the water when is was needed. I was very impressed. It was quite busy for a Tuesday evening as they had several parties on the go. The price can be a bit much if you did not have the coupon, but it is a great place to go out to have a nice dinner. Would recommend this place if you are incline for a romantic dinner or out with a group of friends.
Went here with the family for the Tuesday ALL U CAN EAT Fish, shrimps and chips for $15/person. The first batch of fish and chips and deep fried shrimps was delicious. Hot and tasty. The batter was not too heavy for the deep fried cod and the shrimp was crispy fresh. The chips/fries were ok, not crispy enough for my liking but otherwise satisfactory. It also came with some coleslaw which was satisfactory as well. Make sure you order in advance as it does take a few minutes to get your next order in as they are made to order. Overall it was good but nothing to write home about. The waitress was not overly friendly but not rude by any means. Kind of standoffish at times. She lightened up as the afternoon went. Overall this is a solid fish and chips place.
Went here with the family and ordered the 3 dishes package. The food came along with soup of the day which was some broth soup with meat. The complementary dish we chose was the deep fried fish. The 3 dishes we chose was the deep fried spicy prawns which were nice plump and spicy but lack quantity compare to other restaurants. The other dish we chose was the sweet and sour beef tenderloins and 1/2 roasted chicken. The dishes overall was very good. They came out hot and fresh. My only gripe was that you only received 3 servings of rice. We had 4 adults and 2 toddlers. If you wanted to order more plain steam rice it would have cost extra. We were used to other restaurants where there is no limit on the rice. The price overall was $45 plus tax and tip. The value was okay, would have been better if the rice was at least a bucket full. It was only 3/4 full. Probably not return as there are other restaurant with better value.
Went here with the family for lunch. The specials were reasonably priced at $7.99/dish. Better half had the Pad Thai and I had the Spicy beef with vegetables on rice. Both dishes came with spring roles and tea. My spicy beef was very tasty and fresh. My better half's pad thai was ok. We had better. The service was second to none. The waitress was very attentive to our needs as the kids were restless. Overall the dining experience here was wonderful and would return whenever I am in the neighbourhood.
Went here with a friend for a lunch and from the get go I knew I should have just turned around and walked out. The server were pushy and rude when they wanted to get by you. We seated ourselves and ordered our lunch after a few minutes. I ordered the 6oz steak sandwich along with soup and my buddy ordered the beef dip. The food arrived 10 minutes later which was good as we were starving. The steak was over cooked a bit and came on one slice of toast. The soup of the day was thick like beef chilli and was satisfactory. The steak sandwich for $11.95 was definitely not worth it. The piece of steak was of such poor quality that it was very chewy and bland. You had to add salt and A-1 sauce to swallow it. My friend said the beef dip was ok. The bun and fries were good but the shaved beef was too of poor quality. When we finished we asked for our bill to be separate. She came back with one bill with both of our orders. I repeated myself saying that we wanted separate bills. The old looking brunette seemed annoyed and storm off and said that she will take care of it. Wanting to get out asap, we went up to the till to pay. She then showed up really annoyed and rude. We finally had our bills separated and paid. The service was very poor and the attitude from this server was enough that I will never come back again.
Went here at 8pm with the better half and found this place from the entertainment book. The accepted the coupon for the buffet dinner. There is a fair amount of varieties of Indian dishes. They kept putting in new and fresh dishes for the ones that were less than half full. The taste of the food was very good for an AYCE restaurant. Service was very good as well. They kept the water topped up and asked us several times how the food was. Impressed with the service and dining experience. If I was ever craving for Indian food and wanted an AYCE place, this restaurant would be one to consider.
Went here for dimsum last weekend and they had a decent menu and satisfactory service. Quite busy with customers. The dimsum comes out a la cart which you get to see what you eat first. The dimsum is hot and fresh and the staff can be attentive. The price is status quo with other dimsum restaurants. Parking can be a pain if you do not come early enough. Overall impression is I would come back for dimsum when I am in the neighbourhood.
Went here with the family and had dimsum lunch. We were told that they do not charge for tea which is incorrect. They not only charge you for tea, but they charge per person. They even charged our 2 infants....like a baby is going to drink hot tea. I find it stupid that they charge per person as they only have one tea pot and another one with hot water. They are not refilling it with fresh tea or anything. You could have 10 people or one person but you still get one tea pot and another one with hot water only. They even add up incorrectly.....so watch your bill as they add on a few dollars here and there. Well the dimsum was ok. Nothing to rave about. The advertisement outside states that they have $1.99/dish...which they do but they are few and far between. Most of the dishes are $3.00-$5.00/dish. They are not dimsum a la cart but you order it from a form. You do not get to see what you are getting but at least they come out hot and fresh. You have to pay for parking which is $4.00/3hrs yet you get that back when you present them with the ticket stub. Overall there are too many other dimsum places that have better value.
Went here with the significant other for a night out. I had the roasted lamb shoulder and my better half had the chicken dinner. The dinner was hot, fresh and plentiful. The dinner came with a roasted potatoe, rice, greek salad, pita bread with dipping sauce. There was a lot of food. The roasted lamb costed $17 and the chicken costed $16. The price was satisfactory. The service was very good and attentive. Not the worst but not the best greek food I ever had. Overall impression I would recommend this restaurant if you want a solid greek meal.
Today my family went to this restaurant for lunch. My better half and I had the AYCE lunch for $12.99 each. The kids were only toddlers and they have their "gold fishes: and snacks. Their high chair are too short for their high table, thus the kids are a foot below the table. The ambiance is nice if you were having the show for dinner. The sushi lunch selection was pitiful. There was only 22 items on the list and they had "white rice" as one of the dishes. Very limited selection. Actually embarrassing and insulting especially when you compare to other AYCE Japanese restaurants. Now when the food finally arrived it was tasteless and worst than the Japanese fast food take out. The teriyaki chicken tasted funny, better half was repulse by the taste. The prawn sushi was rubbery and tasteless. They even skimp on the wasabi and picked ginger. I do not believe that they are trying to pass themselves off as a sushi restaurant when clearly they are not. The only advantage they have is that there is only a few AYCE sushi restaurant in the Surrey area. I rather drive a hour with the kids screaming their heads off to go to Vancouver than ever eat here again.
Went here for lunch and was seated with a bunch of other people who were of small parties. Order 3 dimsum dishes and was pleasantly surprised that the size of each plate was quite large. Taste was pretty good and the servers were not too bad. They occasionally bumped into people who's chair were near their path. That got annoying at times as they were bumping into people and forcing their way to move on. Fortunately for me I was not near their warpath. My disappointment comes from the lady who I believe is the manager or at least one of them if not the owner. I heard her being pushy with some customers and she could learn some manners. When I went up to pay for my lunch she was busy counting the tips. We made a brief eye contact but she did not give me an indication that she will be helping me soon. So I stood there waiting for her to finish her counting. Then she went off to give another person their bill without acknowledging me at all. After several minutes of waiting she finally printed off my bill and I paid leaving very little tip as the meal was spoiled but her rudeness. Otherwise I had a pleasant meal.
Went here with the family and parents tonight. We ordered the usual, which consist of sweet and sour beef tenderloins, honey garlic pork chops, seafood with gai lan, spicy crab and the soup of the day. The food was delicious but the service was sub par. I asked for hot sauce and they forgot. I had to go to another waitress and ask and she plunk it on the table. They took my wife's plate which she was using and did not replace it. When we asked for another plate we gotten napkins instead. Before the meal was completed, the snotty short middle age waitress with round glasses put the fortune cookies and sliced oranges on the table. Hinting to leave already. We had two infants with us and we were still eating. I thought that was rude of her. So when I went up to pay for the bill I put the dinner on my credit card. I was waiting for it to process when the snotty short middle age waitress left and went to the kitchen. She did not say a word to me and just left. I waited till another waitress came and ask her for the slip for me to sign as I thought it went through already. It did not, the waitress could not find the slip for the customer to sign. Finally the snotty short waitress came back and shoo the other waitress away. She said it did not process and made me feel that it was my fault. I told her I do not mind going through the payment process again as long as I am not charged twice. Needless to say she was getting irritated, I could see it in her face as it twitched. The second time did not go through......and her attitude was getting worse. On the third try I was so sick of her poor service that I did not tip on the credit card machine. But somehow it default back to the main menu if you do not put in a tip. On the fourth try I still did not tip as she was getting rude and said that I did not tip. I barked at her back that tips are for good service only. And you did not give us good service. Finally it process and I left. I can not stand in this day and age that people demand tip for poor customer service. They feel that it is entitlement. I have no problem in tipping as long as it is justified. I would recommend this restaurant for the food only.
Went here to pick up some dim sum. The selection is like usually. They have shrimp dumplings, pork dumplings, beef dumplings, wontons, sticky rice, buns etc, the usual dim sum fare. The quality is great considering they are frozen. The staff is friendly and I can see them make the dim sum in the back room. The only difference with this visit than the previous visits is that the price has gone up substantially. For example, once the shrimp dumplings (50 per bag) were approx. $12.50/bag are now $16.25/bag and the beef and pork dumplings were once approx $11/bag are now $13.25/bag. The price has gone up considerably. They stated that the price of ingredients has gone up thus they price increase. I believe it is the HST and the high cost of living in the Lower Mainland's fault for the increase in price. I will still order from them, but less as it is getting costly.
Went here for the AYCE lunch on Monday afternoon with the better half and kids. Unfortunately they no longer have the AYCE for lunch but it is still available for dinner. They stopped the AYCE lunch at the beginning of MAY/11. So we ended up with ordering the lunch special for two. It came with 2 miso soups, 2 salads, tempura, tuna and slamon sashimi, tuna and salmon sushi, BC rolls and Cali rolls. The salad was a bit too sour ) too much vinegar, as the better half said that my lips was turning white. LOL. But the other dishes/sushi was awesome. Very tasty and fresh. They were nice enough to also give extra samples as they noticed that we were disappointed that the AYCE is no longer. They made up by giving the extra food and exceptional service. This restaurant is run by very friendly and courteous staff. They were patient enough to not say anything as one of the kids was crying a bit. I will now go for the dinner AYCE since the lunch AYCE is no longer.
Went here with the family and parents. Ordered 3 dishes and that came with a hot and sour soup and rice. The food was out pretty fast and overall tasty. We had the spicy pork chops, sweet and sour beef tenderloins and crispy chicken. The hot and sour soup was not too bad. It was different than want I usually have. It had minced beef and needed to be a bit more spicer and sour for my taste. The spicy pork chops was great, just the right amount of garlic and hot peppers. The beef tenderloin was alright, a bit tough for my liking and the sauce was pretty good. The crispy chicken was fresh and crispy. Tasted great with the dipping salt. The service was very good. Prompt and polite. The washrooms was small but very clean. It is a great little place to have a quick meal. Ambiance is ok. Overall I would try this place again. The value is very good for what you get.
Went here with the better half for a nice dinner on the weekday. My better half order a drink and we shared a 2 people platter that had greek salad as the appiy, and the main course was the chicken souvaki, lamb chops, a pastry dish filled with spinach and cheese and a rice and meat wrapped in grape leaves along with tizaki, pita bread, rice and roasted potatoe. Overall the dishes were very good. The plate was hot and the service was great. Very tentative and polite. The only concern that I had was that there was not enough rice or potatoes for that platter for two. If we ordered separately, we would each had a scoop of rice and a potatoe each, yet when you ordered a 2 people platter you get a single serving of the rice and potatoe (cut in two). The ambiance was clean and nice. Nothing outstanding, but it was decent enough. The price is a bit much for what you pay. There are other greek restaurants out there that is more affordable. I will venture here once in awhile to satisfy my greek food craving.


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UCLA does, however, get most of the Pac-12's remaining contenders away from home, with road contests against Stanford, USC, Arizona, Utah, and Oregon State. The home slate at the Rose Bowl, meanwhile, is mostly a breeze, beyond UCLA's early October matchup against Arizona State. Otherwise, the Bruins will host Washington State, Colorado, and Cal -- all three of which have spent most of the last two seasons in the conference cellar.
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You don't have to be a dork to like Primus, but these days it sure helps. Dismissed by critics and hipsters alike as "cartoonish weirdo wankery" and almost universally named as the scapegoat for the n-metal holocaust of the late '90s, Les Claypool and company may have a hard time convincing people of their continued relevance. It probably won't help that the band notoriously dresses to amuse -- appearing on The Late Show as rotund puffins in top hats and basketball sneakers -- or that their closest musical relatives are perennial nerd favorites like Frank Zappa and Rush, rather than the Sonic Youths and Bob Dylans who entertain the cool kids.
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Thus passes to C&W
Thus, the company formerly known as Scottish Telecom and owner of the Demon Internet brand so beloved by an aging demographic, has recommended its shareholders accept an 180 pence offer from Cable & Wireless that will result in the delisting of the business. Cable & Wireless originally offered 165 pence a share for the company, …
They're making this into a film, called Bulldog 2, the story line apparently picks up from immediately where Bulldog left off.
the storyline appears much the same, but they're promising even more customer will get a royal shafting, though the running time will be signficantly less as CW are promising to jump ship a little sooner.
Oh Crap...
I hope they dont blox things up. Demon are a fantastic ISP at the moment, even with Thus's influence. I hope Cable and Witless dont undo this excellent work.
@ Nick
Ditto Nick. I've been a Demon customer fr'ages (and, yes, I am part of the aged population; 40 next year) and they've been a great provider. I too hope that C&W don't bollox things up...
Hang on...
Ageing demographic? Fuck off!
Oh, hang on, you may be right... ;)
I have to agree with Nick - keep your hands off Demon, I've been a customer since 1994 (tenner a month dial up, those were the days!) and have no intention of taking a shafting from C&W. It was bad enough when their helldesk was moved to India and staffed by non-tech people.
43 at the end of the month
Been a customer since 1996 connecting to the interweb with my Amiga
And now I'm an aging demographic
I agree with Fraser, f*** right off
bye bye demon
and good riddance Trumpet Winsock !
not again
Bloody hell. Barely a year since I had to leave Pipex due to Tiscali borging that once-great ISP. Okay, they were getting quite shit before that (probably due to their own acquisitive mania) but that was the last straw.
Whither now? Zen? Any other suggestions welcome.
Oh Feldercarp!
There goes my great Demon service down the River.
I'll wait for a few months to see how bad the service gets before i decide to jump ship....
Zen are certainly a good provider, or you could consider Merula. I've been with them since 2003. They're still small and independent too.
Old Fogeys
I guess that includes me, I was about #750 in the good old tenner-a-month dial-up days (based on assigned IP address). There have been ups and downs, but I'm not convinced they've been worse than anyone else, and when I was looking around for a second supplier, their data capping seems to be one of the best. Not the cheapest, but less howls of anguish from customers and less column inches about poor service than most.
So beloved?
As a proud ex-tenner-a-monther, I suggest that Bill looks at the demon.service newsgroup for a short sharp lesson on what Demon customers really think of them. Most of us ageing types are particularly grumpy because we can remember when you could call the Demon helpdesk and talk to someone who had the faintest idea how the internet works - but those days are long gone.
We stay with Demon because everyone else is worse, not because we love them. And it's likely that a C&W takeover will drag Demon down below the current tolerable level, and we'll reluctantly jump ship - but no-one loves their ISP these days, because no ISP can provide a decent level of customer service for a standard ADSL connection at a competitive price. How can they, when they're just reselling a BT product in competition with BT?
One other thing about us ageing demographic types - some of us can remember whose stupid fault it is that our internet infrastructure ended up being such a dog's breakfast in the first place. When they finally bury Mrs T, they're going to need one hell of a big dancefloor...
Oh Crap II
Been with them a bunch of years now, and yes I'm nudging 40 so I am certainly concerened about future prospects of the service I have enjoyed.
Really stinks as I had only just (6weeks ago) upgraded to one of their buisness line packages for (once more) truly unlimited and quota-less service. Maybe against all expectations and hopes they will keep Demon as a business/prestige brand... I can dream can't I ?
Hahahahaha . . . Etc. . .
C & W take over Thus (THUS therefore taking over Demon . . . Geddit??) and you are all hoping they don't fuck up???!!!
Don't make me laugh!!
Two weeks ago Clowns & Wankers decided to change their DNS server IP's without telling anyone.
First I (and the company I sysadmin for) knew about it, was when there was 4000 emails queued up on the mailserver and all feckin' T'Internet connectivity is down!!
We are a BUSINESS customer FFS!! What chance do you DOMESTICS think you got??!!
It's too late
There used to be a good little dedicated platform specialist called DSVR which was bought by Legend plc which was absorbed by Thus and integrated into Demon. During this process the availability of the servers (especially email) went down the toilet and many customers f****d off into the sunset and took their hosting elsewhere. Nowadays the formerly vibrant DSVR forums are like a Welsh village on a rainy Sunday afternoon (thanks to Douglas Adams for that!!).
I dread to think what the remaining customers are about to go through. I'm glad I've escaped and took all my hosting platforms elsewhere.
Mine's the one with "Ex-Customer" on the back.
Malcom Mure
There was a time when one of the directors would answer your technical problems personally. I think these things are cyclic. When the customers are getting good service then the business is struggling to make a profit but growing quite nicely. When they farm out support to an Indian call centre then the company makes money from the shear fact that it takes time for everyone to jump ship.
Look at ebay at the moment. I expect they are making a bomb, but they seem to be running a vendetta against their loyal customers.
BTW I am 43 and was a loyal demon customer from 1993 to 2003.
I suggest people contact George at http://rcscumbria.net/ and chat about Broadband options, you may be amazed at the possibilities if you have £25 per month or more to spend.
The demon.service newsgroup has *always* been full of whingers, at least in the fourteen years I've been a Demon customer. The difference is that in the early days, practically all their customers knew about the demon.* hierarchy. Now, with many times more patrons, hardly anyone does -- and yet the traffic level is about the same. As is the whinging level :-)
I was nervous when they went to Thus, but I haven't really noticed a change in service (apart from the billing department debacle a few years ago)... although in all this time I've only ever phoned them twice. But C&W is a different story... a close eye is required I think, and it wouldn't surprise me one bit if the word 'Phorm' was mentioned in the next few months!
Me too
Again, been with Demon since 1996 and reasonably happy over that time - things do go wrong, but they've usually kept us informed via the various Finger services, though it has got a bit hit-and-miss in the last couple of years.
As for jumping ship, well if I have to I will, and one place where I know a lot of ex-Demon, and specifically ex-RISC OS people have gone is the (apparently) rather splendid almost-one-man-band Orpheus
run by the unique Paul Vigay who, while having some forthright opinions, does at least know what he is talking about, and has a wealth of cross-platform experience.
Mine's the one with the nut-shaped logo discreetly on the pocket... probably just confirms me in the "ageing demographic".
Who's really providing the services?
LOL, all these "loyal customers" moaning about C&W don't realise that a huge proportion of Demon/Thus' technical services are already outsourced.
Where else is there now?
I'm over 50 (like it matters) and have been with Demon for over 14 years. If fact, ever since I realised that Pipex were ripping me off. More importantly I use Demon for my business and we have ten direct connections and five customers who use Demon on our recommendation.
The reason we use Demon is fixed IP's, no usage caps and excellent uptime. When we get ADSL problems then Demon always manage to sort BT out when I can't.
If CW decide the just take the Demons customers into their existing system then we are doomed.
What CW should do is look at why Demon has so many faithful and satisfied users.
It's a sad day for sure. Talk-Talk anyone?
Oh dear.
Demon USED to be a good ISP, in the days when Cliff Stanford owned it, but went downhill when THrUSh got their hands on it.
Now C+W are buying them, it'll soon become another Carphone Warehouse type of ISP.
How glad I am that I left them years ago.
Oh dear!
I'm only 56, does that count as ageing?
Anyway, I've been with Demon for ever, even when using Virgin then BT as my main ISP. Currently have absolutely no issues with Demon broadband. 60Gb monthly limit + speeds of over 7Mb/s = very satisfied customer.
I suppose I'll give C&W the benefit of the doubt for now but I'll not be holding my breath.
This coud make my decision easier...
This could make my decision easier. I have been thinking about leaving them to join TalkTalk for cheaper calls, line rental and internet.
As for my age, I am 32 and I have only been with Demon for 3 years. I was with Claranet before but moved to Demon because of Claranets uncompetative packages.
Fixed IP's
I've been with Demon almost from the start, for the last 4-5 years as a business customer with a block of fixed IP's.
My worry would be what happens with business users as in my situation. I've been happy with the cost which includes the IP's. Most other ISP's seem to charge per IP etc. Can anyone suggest a friendly ISP with regard to fixed IP blocks and unrestricted usage ?
I have the usual 8Meg connection and it runs at 6.5meg most of the time. Except during school holidays !
Where does one go...
I've stuck with Demon to avoid the cycle of falling from one bad ISP to another that only looks better because it hasn't shafted you yet.
Anticipation of Thus falling to Clueless and Witless's level of incompetence may be all very reasonable. But where can one go for anything better?
C&W and Demon veteran
I've previously been a C&W and Demon customer but when my patience ran out I moved to an independant business to business provider called Internet For Business, fixed IP's, no download limits and UK based hands on tech support ... but not the cheapest
@Neil Barker
Couldn't agree more matey! I still remember when I left Demon (2001 or so) that it caused great confusion as to why I didn't have any "security questions" setup - trying to explain that one almost caused me to lose the will to live :-)
The demon.tech hierarchy used to be great fun too and <R> saved my sanity with his "aggressive" dialer script which reduced the login time to mere minutes.
I do agree that demon.service has always been full of whingers. Difference is that now they're clueless whingers :->
Inertia may just be overcome now
Being almost 55, I guess I'm in that old fogey category now: I must have been one of the first to sign up with Demon just after it started. I've kept with them because of inertia, and more pressing matters that meant I just didn't think I had the time or inclination to do the deed of changing ISP. However, in the past year, I've begun to move my email to a separate provider just in case this kind of thing happened. It looks like inertia will now be finally overcome if things go now as anticipated.
What's wrong
I'd go with it. Privatisations and mergers have an excellent track record, trains/post/telecoms/exams all have seen massive reductions in our tax bills, increases in service and reliability and dropping costs.
With Birtish Telecom as an obvious benchmark what possible arguments could there be for not?
Still not convinced?
Cable & Wireless will be at the helm, I think we'll see frontiers pushed and the suffering Demon service reclaim it's number one spot.
PH? I checked my theories with her and she concurs.
I've got an idea...
Right, I reckon that if I can get 500 of you, to pay me 25 quid a month (hey, inflation), I could set up a new ISP etc....
anyone with me?
Still on tenner a month....
Don't use Demon for access, but am still using it for some legacy email (as is my extended family) as well as inbound fax to email.
Don't want to have to shift - been using the same email addresses since 1994, which is longer than I have been using the same mobile number.... and I've taken that through 3 companies and most networks....
If connectivity remains solid
I'll be staying put. They've only goofed my billing once (double-took a direct debit, which did get refunded). I know the email servers have had their issues, but I don't actually use my Demon addy. I run my own SMTP server, something most providers don't appear to like unless I take out a top-of-the-line business package. Demon's basic connectivity has been very hard to fault. The fact I only get 1.75Mbit is not their fault, it's the damp string from BT.
If I were to move, a possibility is O2, though while I can get a static IP address I can't tell if they block ports or not, whether they throttle P2P (yes, I do use bittorrent) and whether they allow me to use SMTP and HTTP servers on my machine, all of which are permitted at Demon.
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Just so everyone knows CWA have now decommissioned there ATM network as of June 2008 and in turn there left wires hanging in exchanges where customers where disconnected.
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The Astros could increase payroll by another $20 million this winter, roughly parallel to the team's jump from 2013 to 2014, owner Jim Crane said Monday. "I think somewhere around that," Crane said at the Astros Foundation charity golf event. "We're not going to spend it to spend it. We're going to try to spend […] [Read More]
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Astros general manager Jeff Luhnow will have another chance to select his leading man, now that he has fired his first manager, Bo Porter, who was relieved of duties Monday with a month to go in his second season. This has been a tumultuous season for the Astros, mostly for reasons that have little to […] [Read More]
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Astros owner Jim Crane acknowledged there was a disconnect between general manager Jeff Luhnow and manager Bo Porter, who was fired on Monday. "Those two guys have to be closely aligned and singing the same song," Crane told Houston Chronicle columnist Jerome Solomon. "That wasn't happening. "I don't think anybody has anything against Bo. It […] [Read More]
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The Astros and acrimony have walked hand-in-hand all season. On Friday, a soured relationship between the manager and the general manager hit center stage, adding another controversy to a string that seems never-ending. Astros skipper Bo Porter and GM Jeff Luhnow have been at odds, a club source told the Chronicle, with a primary area […] [Read More]
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BOSTON — With a new commissioner selected and change to come, Astros owner Jim Crane has an interest in taking a more proactive role in league affairs where possible, he told the Chronicle on Thursday night. Crane arrived at Fenway Park on Thursday night after the owners' meetings wrapped in Baltimore, where MLB executive Rob […] [Read More]
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Astros owner Jim Crane's lawsuit against Comcast, NBC Universal and former Astros owner Drayton McLane, stemming from the 2011 sale of the Astros and McLane's share in Comcast SportsNet Houston, was returned to state district court Tuesday by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Marvin Isgur. Isgur, who is presiding over the main CSN Houston bankruptcy case, stayed […] [Read More]
Astros owner disappointed, vows to use resources elsewhere
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CHICAGO — The worst came to pass for the Astros' draft class of 2014 on Friday, another misfortune in a series that has turned what was once baseball's most laughable franchise into its most divisive. Lefthanded pitcher Brady Aiken, the first overall pick in the draft, did not sign with the Astros by Friday's 4 […] [Read More]
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- Kelvin Benjamin Flashes Ability: It's preseason so it's easy to get overly excited about a player and/or performance and Kelvin Benjamin's performance last night is a perfect example. But for the guy whose final play in college was a touchdown catch lifting Florida State to a national championship, there's an irony to his first NFL catch going for a 29-yard touchdown. After shaking free of CB Stephon Gilmore on a go-route, Benjamin stumbled and recovered to catch the ball as he went to the ground in the endzone. Was it one play? Yes. Did it showcase the athleticism and big-play potential the Panthers saw when drafting him? Yes.
- Derek Anderson, Capable Backup QB: With the Panthers resting Cam Newton as a precaution as he continues to recover from his ankle surgery, Derek Anderson got the start v the Bills. Anderson impressed with his arm and his feet, going 5 of 7 for 65 yards with a TD and picking up two first downs with his feet, as well. Also, Anderson led the team in rushing in the first half.
- Shaky Secondary: It was deja-vu in the opening series for the Bills as they marched 78 yards on 8-plays before stuffing Buffalo twice on the goal line. The drive was reminiscent of the Buffalo game in week 2 last year when Buffalo marched down the field, scoring the game-winning TD with :02 left. The new-look secondary has been one of the main question marks heading into the season. Friday night doesn't prove the unit won't be effective this year, but don't be surprised to see a feeling-out period early in the year as the unit gels.
- Wide Receiver Depth: Another area of concern as we entered the season was the new-look pass-catching corps. Seventeen different wide receivers were targeted against the Bills. Of those 17 WR's targeted, 13 of them hauled in a catch and five of them reeled in two catches or more. Wide Receivers Coach Ricky Proehl has sung the praises of the depth of this group throughout the offseason and Friday's showing certainly backed that up.
- Brandon Williams – Swolebones: The second-year tight-end out of Oregon lived up to his nickname "Swolebones" on Friday night. Williams, once sidelined from played college football due to a neck injury, only to turn into a college hoopster before being cleared to play football once again flashed the raw potential the Panthers saw in 2013. "Swolebones" led the team in yards (50) and touchdowns (1) in the loss to Buffalo.
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