Telefonica Movistar
Hi I live near Villamartin and want to check packages with these companies. I know they are linked. I've tried googling, can someone please tell me which site is best to look on, preferably in English. I can't yet get fibre optic but want to check adsl packages.
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Re: Telefonica Movistar
They are the same company - try movistar.es
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Thanks. I can't get fibre optic where I am near Villamartin. Do you have an opinion on which company offers the best adsl internet in Spain particularly in the Costa Blanca area?
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Originally Posted by danielspaniel11234
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Thanks. I can't get fibre optic where I am near Villamartin. Do you have an opinion on which company offers the best adsl internet in Spain particularly in the Costa Blanca area?
You may be able to get a better speed with a WiMax service specific to your area. |
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WiMAX requires dish doesn't it if I can't get fibre optic ?
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WiMax does require a dish but they are about 8" in diameter - really small. In fact, some companies use a 'squarial' which is about 8" x 2"
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Originally Posted by danielspaniel11234
(Post 12173608)
Thanks. I can't get fibre optic where I am near Villamartin. Do you have an opinion on which company offers the best adsl internet in Spain particularly in the Costa Blanca area?
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Originally Posted by Loafing Along
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It is worth doing an Internet search for "Fibra optica Villamartin" as today there are several smaller operators who are much more agile than Movistar and will do local installations. Along the Costa del Sol at least half a dozen companies now offer fibre optic, home telephone and even mobile services. I am sure there will be a few near where you live, unless you are just too far out of town.
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Originally Posted by mikelincs
(Post 12174209)
But these people will have to use the Movistar lines, and if they aren't fibre optic then there is no use in getting other people to install a system.
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I can confirm that. A friend is president of a large urb in Nerja and he told me that there were currently three companies installing fibre.
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Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 12174268)
I can confirm that. A friend is president of a large urb in Nerja and he told me that there were currently three companies installing fibre.
My son has also been installing fibre optic lines here in our town (his practicas for university work) as part of a private company. Goodness knows when Movistar will get around to it. |
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Originally Posted by Fred James
(Post 12174268)
I can confirm that. A friend is president of a large urb in Nerja and he told me that there were currently three companies installing fibre.
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Originally Posted by MikeJ
(Post 12175093)
That's intriguing. Whilst I can understand that independents could install the local loop (Cabinet to Premises) is FOTC (Fibre Optic to Cabinet) widespread? and if not where do the local loops link into the main infrastructure highways? - and if that's not fibre then are you really much better off? Isn't Telefonica still responsible for the national network? Or is that mostly fibre now?
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