Bahrain internet
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Joined: Sep 2011
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From: Arabia
Bahrain internet
Could someone just verify that Bahrains entire internet system is crap and its not just my inet, or my service provider (Mena).
It was running fine till around two Fridays ago, and then it was like someone just pulled the plug on the bandwidth. Now my inets going off and on every hour.
When it is does run websites take forever to load. This happened once before and persisted for about a month or so before it magically repaired itself and everything went back to normal. Is it me, my service provider or Bahrain's internet in general?
And before someone asks me if I've used up my bandwidth, no I haven't I have plenty left.
It was running fine till around two Fridays ago, and then it was like someone just pulled the plug on the bandwidth. Now my inets going off and on every hour.
When it is does run websites take forever to load. This happened once before and persisted for about a month or so before it magically repaired itself and everything went back to normal. Is it me, my service provider or Bahrain's internet in general?
And before someone asks me if I've used up my bandwidth, no I haven't I have plenty left.
Joined: Jul 2000
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From: Just around the corner
Batelco was very stable until about 8 weeks ago and then it all went a bit pear shaped with intermittent access, curiously around 1430 - 1800H which occurred on a daily basis for about 4 weeks.
Now it is pretty stable with no interuptions.
Now it is pretty stable with no interuptions.
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From: Adrift upon the tides of fate
Had Batelco- was mostly fine. Had Zain mobile while the troubles were on- no problems. Switched to Viva when I moved- was ok for a few weeks then went downhill- almost unusable, never knew if it would stop whilst you were using it etc. so had a hissy and switched to nuetel- absolutely no probs for the 2 weeks I've had it (but it's not cheap).
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From: Manchester
Avoid WiMAX/3G connections. They are no substitute for a decent ADSL connection.
There are no wireless products that can compete against a solid wired ADSL connection in terms of quality and stability.
There are no wireless products that can compete against a solid wired ADSL connection in terms of quality and stability.





