E.Off is what the company is called by electric vehicle drivers, because at least in my experience, their chargers are always broken but somehow have secured prime spots directly on Autobahn lay-byes. Thankfully one has to never use them at all; there are enough networks who know how to provision chargers.
LucidLucifer98 on
*Cant load the comment due to issues with the E.ON power grid*
maestro300 on
we ordered our e.on fiber three years ago
while the physical fiber was finally installed in our house this year there seems to be something is still missing in our town
i don’t know what only that the customer portal status is „waiting for completion“
so currenty for me its e.off
Monkfich on
My town is getting fibre installed at the moment but I’m holding off due to “the devil you know” regarding lag, ping, and general reliability of vodafone cable. Does anyone know what EON’s fibre reliability is like?
QueenCobra91 on
i didnt even know that e.on has got internet, too
Lake-Girl74 on
We have the same problem here. It’s TeleData though as far as I know? It was “angekündigt“ over a year ago that this fiberglass project was going to begin. Finally in maybe the fall, fiberglass was built up to our house (which was almost missed until I spoke to the guys digging). I was told early in the new year there would be more done.
Then in the spring a letter from TeleData saying the connection was imminent and we’d get a special deal for signing a contract – they’d like me to call to make an appointment for the last step. The woman comes to our house to see that a hole with an _empty_ hose has been put into our basement. She practically accused me of lying about saying I got the letter and demanded to see it. Then said I needed to call the Gemeinde. Neither TeleData, the Gemeinde, nor the electrician whose number I was given (by my landlord) to contact seem to know what’s going on.
I’m not sure there’s ever going to be anything put into that hose in the basement. But anything more than the month-to-month Congstar Homespot seems like a bad idea. I don’t want another 2 year contract for a bad Homespot connection – we can’t get DSL because of some lightning strike five years ago.
We’ve had fiberglass in my hometown in Canada for at least 25 years 🤦♀️
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E.Off is what the company is called by electric vehicle drivers, because at least in my experience, their chargers are always broken but somehow have secured prime spots directly on Autobahn lay-byes. Thankfully one has to never use them at all; there are enough networks who know how to provision chargers.
*Cant load the comment due to issues with the E.ON power grid*
we ordered our e.on fiber three years ago
while the physical fiber was finally installed in our house this year there seems to be something is still missing in our town
i don’t know what only that the customer portal status is „waiting for completion“
so currenty for me its e.off
My town is getting fibre installed at the moment but I’m holding off due to “the devil you know” regarding lag, ping, and general reliability of vodafone cable. Does anyone know what EON’s fibre reliability is like?
i didnt even know that e.on has got internet, too
We have the same problem here. It’s TeleData though as far as I know? It was “angekündigt“ over a year ago that this fiberglass project was going to begin. Finally in maybe the fall, fiberglass was built up to our house (which was almost missed until I spoke to the guys digging). I was told early in the new year there would be more done.
Then in the spring a letter from TeleData saying the connection was imminent and we’d get a special deal for signing a contract – they’d like me to call to make an appointment for the last step. The woman comes to our house to see that a hole with an _empty_ hose has been put into our basement. She practically accused me of lying about saying I got the letter and demanded to see it. Then said I needed to call the Gemeinde. Neither TeleData, the Gemeinde, nor the electrician whose number I was given (by my landlord) to contact seem to know what’s going on.
I’m not sure there’s ever going to be anything put into that hose in the basement. But anything more than the month-to-month Congstar Homespot seems like a bad idea. I don’t want another 2 year contract for a bad Homespot connection – we can’t get DSL because of some lightning strike five years ago.
We’ve had fiberglass in my hometown in Canada for at least 25 years 🤦♀️