Jordan Cable Service
The long waited solution has just arrived, although they did not cover all of the Kingdom yet nor all of Amman but they are coming to your area soon.
If you live some where close to Jordan University street, Al-Gardens or Al-Rabyeh then you are one of the luckiest Jordanians as they have covered those areas and now working on covering Shmisani and later Wadi Saqra.
According to their customer care, if they got a deal with the NEPC to use their infrastructure they would be able to cover Amman within three months.
Although I feel so sad that they did not cover our neighborhood yet but I really feel so happy just for hearing the word Cable; combine it with Service provider, isn’t it awesome?
Here is some details I got from the customer service, currently they are using local Internet provider but they are working to get their own line within a month and then they will be able to sell 10mb Internet, did you hear that? 10MB? GOD, I love JCS.
Another cool thing is that you will get a 70 TV channel with your cable connection, twenty out of them are subscribers only channels if you want to get them through satellite but with cable you will get them for free.
Did I mention the free telephony between JCS subscribers? or the 50MB Intranet between subscribers? another good thing about them is that they will not cap your Internet connectivity and they will never torture you by dropping your Internet speed into very unusable state because you decided to use what you have; of course they might change their mind just like what TeData did before.
I’m so excited about cable service and I really hope they wont turn to become a monster just like what others did.
July 1st, 2008 at 12:56 PM
10MB?? Wow. I wonder how much that’d cost. Although it’d be relatively cheap considering its cable.
Now i think about it, I do live a bit near the JU street.
July 1st, 2008 at 5:51 PM
Is this the new Michael Dagher project?
I saw something like that in the paper yesterday, but it did not sound like cable …they were talking about “using the electric company network for internet”.
Either way it they promised 60% cheaper rates than DSL.
And an Orane official said today that this technology is not proven yet.
I dont get it
July 2nd, 2008 at 8:11 AM
Finally Jordanians will be able to get a real internet connection for a change. We’ve been stuck with the crappy Orange 10GB bandwidth limits long enough. Not only would I cancel my Orange account once this is available, I will cancel my land line as well.
July 2nd, 2008 at 8:36 AM
nope its not dagher’s project. thats yet another one
I heard that JCS is owned by a romanian company.
click here and read the last paragraph to know more about internet and data in romania
July 4th, 2008 at 4:54 AM
wow! can’t bloody wait.
July 16th, 2008 at 1:39 AM
when is it coming to deir ghbar, i can’t wait. sick and tired of orange’s pricy internet and download limits. all the internet companies are monopolies in the jordan. they aren’t offering better services, just laying back and taking money. if there was any competition between internet providers, the consumer would have benefitted from it. hope JCS ends this… they should do more advertising btw
July 28th, 2008 at 9:39 PM
Finally, I’m glad I live in Shemesani and I can’t wait till the service gets here, I’m immediately canceling my 10gb miserable internet from orange.
Anyone has tried this has a comment on how the internet is?
August 3rd, 2008 at 9:51 AM
Thats very interesting… I am really looking for their phone number but unable to get one yet!
They sound promising, Ive been watching closely since they first were mentioned… but licensing issues (as usual in Jordan) were the main obstacle for them to start operating earlier
October 30th, 2008 at 2:01 PM
hi all
if any buddy want any info’s , plz login http://www.jcs.jo/
We have professional, courteous and knowledgeable customer service and technical representatives who are available to assist you by phone.
Secretary: 00962 655 434 53
Fax: 00962 655 360 92
Call Center: 00962 655 360 94/5
Email: pr@.jcs.jo…
Website: http://www.jcs.jo
November 8th, 2008 at 6:58 AM
I have connected with them for a week now and i must say i am pleased but at the moment there max speed is 2MB
May 8th, 2009 at 10:24 PM
what about Jabal Amman & Aqaba, is this service available??