Hugesnet (previously Direcway) applied a 'Reasonable Entry plan' (FAP) which doesn't permit the everyday download bandwidth taken care of from the support plains. The reason being there's a 24hour fee following the limit to get a time is attained. If at 11:59pm I proceed 1 byte within the 200MB in ...
In September I contacted Hughes net and asked about their service. Sam (the person I talked to) told me what they offered. He said that downloading was fast and reliable, surfing the web was fast and easy, and that they had a 30 day money back guarantee if you were not satisfied with there service. ...
I signed up with hughes net for their service in May and terminated with them on August 26. They require you to sign a commitment for using their service for 18 months which of course most people do not object to since you know you like many new customers expect that you will not ever be going back ...
I can understand a fluctuation in speed based upon the "number of users". Speed will fluctuate, this is the reference made in Hughesnet Advertisement "up to 700k" and speeds may vary, it might be 200k but you could get 700k, fair enough. But Hughesnet promises "faster than ...
First I want to start off by saying, I live in the country, the only option we have is dial up, or satellite for internet. I am disabled, and was forced to move back into my parents house. When my disability was finally approved, and I started getting paid, I decided to sign up for Hughesnet ...
I published a earlier although not guaranteed if it got published. I've been with HughesNet when it had been named direcpc.in those days they simply had download with no post, needed to utilize phonline to search internet. I reside in a rural which is just why I selected HughesNet since phoneline ...