It’s weird, but I have to confess…
(I wonder how many times I’ve stared off one of my blog entries with just that statement. I know, more random thought stream absurdity!)
… that I am excited about the possibilities presented by embracing yet another internet service provider out to the house. Maybe the fifth time is a charm?
Or is it sixth?
So the story, which I have probably related to you, gentles reader, before. When Lisa and I moved out to rural Douglas County, I confirmed three times with the local cable provider that they would be able to provide that residence with uninterrupted internet access as we moved from the old house into the new house. Every single time they told me “yes”. And then they showed up to install and gave me the bad news. No drop. I was furious.
I jumped in the car, and started to explore my options. I have since signed separate two year contracts with Hughes and Mercury Wireless. The Hughes.net service is metered – I get high speed for up to 50 GB of download, then they govern it down to a megabit or so from a reasonable 25-30 megabits. I’m a 500 GB a month user. That is wholly inadequate. Mercury Wireless in unmetered, but the speeds are unreliable.
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So, we had Wicked Broadband come out to the house to do a site survey, and they told me they can see two of their towers from our roof. They believe that we can pull 40-70 Mbps.
Be still my beating heart.
The install happens next Thursday.
Mama!
Peace y’all!
