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Title: Pete, question for you.
Post by: thundernco on March 18, 2005, 05:00:00 AM
Hi Bud,

Quick question for you, how much does your unlimited Uniweb connection cost?  Also, how is the call quality with this connection and your vonage phone?  

Thanks, TNC



Title: Re: Pete, question for you.
Post by: Pete E on March 18, 2005, 05:00:00 AM
... in response to Pete, question for you., posted by thundernco on Mar 18, 2005

The uniweb cable internet unlimited service cost 465,000 pesos a month with all the taxes and fees.Its really the only choice for true high speeed internet in Cali.Other cities,like Medelin have better and cheaper sources.
The vonage phone quality is excellent.Sometimes but rarely
some gaps in conversation.It costs $25 a  month for unlimited calls to the US and Canada plus is $.10 or less a miniute to most of the WORLD.I have a 408  area code number.Its free calling back from there or if you have unlimited US calling.
The internet quality and speed is excellent.Sometimes uniweb is down.If there is a power outage they can go down even though I have a back up battery surge protector and my building a generator that kicks in in 5 seconds I can lose internet when uniweb goes down.

Pete



Title: Re: Re: Pete, question for you.
Post by: pablo on March 19, 2005, 05:00:00 AM
... in response to Re: Pete, question for you., posted by Pete E on Mar 18, 2005


TNC,

FWIW, Medellin's cable internet is cheaper than Cali.  EPM charges 120,000 pesos/month for their triple play (internet @ 128mhz, TV, and computer telephone/local calls) and the quality is very good.  For 30,000 pesos more per month you can get the faster 256 connection speed.



Title: Re: Re: Re: Pete, question for you.
Post by: thundernco on March 19, 2005, 05:00:00 AM
... in response to Re: Re: Pete, question for you., posted by pablo on Mar 19, 2005

Thanks Pablo.  Bogota and Medellin both have better infrastructure and rates than Cali, but my home is in Cali.  Thanks again. -TNC