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From: Marktcards (84.92.179.110)
Subject: Satellite broadband company folds with no warning
Date: January 30, 2006 at 3:09 pm PST
Satellite broadband firm Aramiska is pulling the plug on its
service today leaving businesses in rural parts of the UK
without high speed In a shock announcement, which gives customers little notice to
make alternative arrangements, the firm said that it would not
be providing broadband services after today. A short statement emailed to customers Aramiska said: "We
regret to inform you that Aramiska and its services are
shutting down and the company will be unable to provide you
with internet access after today, 27th of January 2006." We have so far been unable to make any contact with the company
for further comment. Another told us that phone lines to Aramiska are jammed but he
believes staff were unaware that today's announcement was
coming. "I've been on to their technical staff about an email
problem for the last two days, and I didn't get the slightest
hint the staff knew what was coming (i.e. they were happy and
helpful)," he told us. "Their network seems to have already started disappearing
because we are losing access to different sites," said another.
"This was a real bolt out of the blue for a Friday considering
that we have had no prior warning. We, like probably a lot of
their customers are now trying to get emergency measures in
place. Although in a remote location, satellite is the only
option."
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