Arryba High-Speed Internet Feed to Halt Soon
I've just received an email from Steve Schauland of Arryba Communicatons, stating that the high-speed Internet feed which delivers service to Arryba's network will be shutting down by the end of this week.
For Arryba subscribers looking for alternative Internet access, especially high-speed access, consider:
One Arryba subscriber contacted Storm customer service, which informed him that Internet
service will continue to Arryba customers as long as they have signed up at the website;
someone from Storm will be contacting them.
There is no more billing from Arryba Communications Inc. The only new billing you should have is with the new ISP you sign with. I am not sure what is happening with subscribers who signed 1-, 2-, or 3-year contracts with Arryba.
NO ONE should be attempting to take or seize the subscriber units from Arryba Communications either.
For Arryba subscribers looking for alternative Internet access, especially high-speed access, consider:
- Storm Internet is taking on applications from current Arryba customers. Clients can now connect to https://www.storm.ca/app-wireless.html to sign up. In the comments section, mark down that you are a current arryba client.
- Other providers out there include 295.ca, Ripnet Internet and Northwind Wireless.
One Arryba subscriber contacted Storm customer service, which informed him that Internet
service will continue to Arryba customers as long as they have signed up at the website;
someone from Storm will be contacting them.
There is no more billing from Arryba Communications Inc. The only new billing you should have is with the new ISP you sign with. I am not sure what is happening with subscribers who signed 1-, 2-, or 3-year contracts with Arryba.
NO ONE should be attempting to take or seize the subscriber units from Arryba Communications either.
posted by Chris Spencer at 2:35 pm
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2 Comments:
I've just contacted Storm about transitioning my service to them. I had emailed them about one week ago with no response. They did confirm on the call that I was on their list and as a result I would continue to receive service. They also informed me that they were replacing all of the Arryba equipment at each of the existing 14 towers with their own equipment which is essentially identical. They will then contact each subscriber and have them make some configuration changes on their machines. During that process there will be a small amount of downtime. He did not have any indication of when the transition would begin. So - sounds good so far. If you have not contacted them yet then I recommend you do quickly.
Yes, this is essentially the same story that I got when I spoke with them on Friday. I wonder if Storm is waiting to takeover Arryba equipment or not?
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