It mentions C&W on here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/broadband/info/...t.shtml#hook10

Will that mean that Bulldog do support multicasting because C&W own
Bulldog? Or is C&W a separate ISP from Bulldog?


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Cable & Wireless bought Bulldog earlier this year.

Gizmo wrote:

Yeah, but does C&W mean Bulldog, or is C&W a separate ISP altogether?


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On Wed, 12 Oct 2005 16:09:51 GMT, <dab.is@low.quality> wrote:

Separate - I am with Bulldog and cannot access the Multicast trial streams.

john

JohnT wrote:

Okay, thanks.


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Check reviews before using Bulldog, they are a terrible ISP.

It took 3 weeks to connect, worked for 2 weeks, then broke, I've now
been without a phone for 3 weeks Bulldog have done nothing about this,
they have failed to call me back every time they have said they would
(7 times). They have given 3 dates that it would be fixed (which it
never was). Im even having trouble cancelling....

In short NON-EXISTENT CUSTOMER SUPPORT - AND A POOR PRODUCT - I WILL
NEVER USE THEM AGAIN