Re: Bandcon Transport Services..

• From: Nate
• Date: Mon Jun 16 14:44:51 2008

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I don't use them for IP transit, but I do use them for Level3 CDN
service, and I've had positive experiences with both my sales rep and
the support people.  They get stuff done in a timely manner and are also
pretty flexible towards meeting our needs.  How much of that carries
over from CDN to IP, your guess is as good as mine.  My rep is Mike
Castrogiovani.

Christian wrote:
| Anyone here use Bandcon's transport services? Positive/Negative
experiences,
| any feedback would be helpful..
|
| Thanks
|
| ck

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Nate
System Admin Manager
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