I was considering moving the line a few years ago, but decided I rather pay Telscum a few $$$ extra and sit with their Customer Support on the line with info from CW to sort out my problems. Glad I did not. It is easier to move between data accounts than moving a line.
People always scoff at me when I tell them I have my line with Telskum. It's totally worth it when my current choice of ISP inevitably drops the ball. Reading through this thread just makes my cancellation feel that more vindicated. It's a shame really, I didn't mind paying the "higher" price for unshaped uncapped. Now I get to spend half that on a capped account with Vox with more than enough data for my needs. Thanks DDoS script kiddies for saving me money on my Internet!
"Since the moment they swapped to evonet" clearly implies that you think the switch to evonet was the problem.
It's odd, but a couple of days before the switch, they pretty much nuked their IS connectivity to prepare for the switch (and subsequently led to me finding out about the switch, because some emails from CW never get through to me...or aren't sent). Evonet was not a good experience since Day 1. I am sure the network is fine, but for an ISP to not be able to mitigate DDoS effectively doesn't inspire me. It appears that their current strategy of wait it out isn't working. Yes, I know it isn't easy to mitigate a DDoS when you are on the receiving end of it. Unfortunately, the only thing CW can do right now is throw more money at it, because clearly their engineers haven't moved away from the clock and on to the actual problem.