[nmglug] the best DSL deal in santa fe these days?

[andres]

I am sticking with cybermesa, also for telephony provision for
commercial clients,
they are a local company, and if any problem, you get to talk with the
guy that sets things up,
don't know know, but some ports used to be blocked and you had to
request opening them,
which they always will, (like 80 for running your own site)
besides that, so far it's like a true 'standard' internet connection,


On Mon, 2008-04-21 at 08:58 -0600, Mark Galassi wrote:

> Dear nmgluggers,
> 
> I haven't looked at Qwest's offerings for quite a while, but I was
> wondering if anyone has opinions on what Qwest is offering these days.
> 
> I have qwest.net as ISP, and I have a reasonable download rate whose
> numerical value I do not remember.
> 
> I find it nice because the IP address does not change often and I can
> ssh in from work or from travel.
> 
> Has anyone examined these options recently?  If so, what would you
> recommend?
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