In article <1171679457.521734.23470@l53g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>, "amstereofan@gmail.com" <amstereofan@gmail.com> writes: Complaining to a regulator is not the most effective way when a supplier is...

On Monday, in article <GMeCh.2$5F3.1@newsfe14.lga> Top@Secret.com "Gonz" wrote: Interestingly, when Tiscali did have explicit limits, they also made it possible for customers to check on their...

Tony Brett wrote: I assumed you would - with your superior skillz - be able to deduce that, right? Really? Apart from a couple of ding-dong arguments where I don't feel I come across any worse...

"Lynn W" <lynn.williamson@btForeverRedinternet.com> wrote in message news:mMOdnUUnn7A5IkXYnZ2dnUVZ8v2vnZ2d@bt.com... Yep certainly do have a chip on my shoulder caused by 2 months of no broadband...

"Dave Boomhauer" wrote: It's a software setting. Could have been migrated when you upgraded or put there by an .INS file or ISP CD. In OE you'd go to Tools -> Accounts, highlight the newsgroup...

"Grumps" <grumpsnothere@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:53rp2gF1rqhqqU1@mid.individual.net... Sorry but it does appear to be standard practice of a few of the LLU ISP, that is saying that any...

Was on the 81.128.0.0/11 subnet, at 4.5mbps instead of 8.0mbps. Turned the router off at the mains for 30 minutes, back on and was assigned and IP from the 217.32.0.0/12 subntet and full 8.0mbps...

On Sunday, in article <2odgt2t4fo82p6oev7vl8eiu3mta9j42gc@4ax.com> alex_brown@blueyonder.co.uk "Alex Brown" wrote: "Not what we're intending to use" is still a bargepole situation. Let us know...

Many thanks everyone. John.

"malika porter" <richard@mylondoners.co.uk> wrote in message news:1171748790.932629.68460@k78g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... Yes it still...

"steveybar" <no-one@yahoooooo.co.uk> wrote in message news:53p60lF1tg1ohU1@mid.individual.net... mumble, mumble mumble......still have to reboot mine if I do any heavy downloading or if the snr goes...

"kraftee" <kraftee@b&e-cottee.me.uk> wrote in message news:er6l7h$a7d$1@news.datemas.de... They are supposed to have wpa on, mine did. Not that I am using the wireless on the SKY as I have a...

NoNeedToKnow wrote: So you are assuming that it could in no way be down to a specific firewall or DNS/route/gateway configuration related to a specific BT gateway or BT peering system then eh?

on 17/02/2007, Dave Boomhauer supposed : :-)

On 15 Feb 2007, Eeyore wrote: Then take it to small claims court, and maybe you can stop whining in the newsgroup. Before you claim I'm a "PlusNet apologist" or somesuch, think again... I'm not...

On Fri, 16 Feb 2007, Lurch <usenet@sjwelectrical.co.uk> wrote: Agreed. Handy sometimes to have LogMeIn s/w on an XP machine, which both allows for remote access of the PC, and (so long as it can...

Landlord fixed us up with a Clearwire broadband device (wireless device that connects to the ISP) and a netgear ADSL router. The Clearwire router works perfectly if I plug in directly via...

Jono has brought this to us : Well, the 101st reboot has returned the speed to 15323!

I've just requested a MAC from namesco. I'm going with Sky as although their service (on paper) doesn't look as good as namesco's (according to thinkbroadband.com) - I can't imagine it being much...

In article <45d3716b.0@entanet>, Richard Moore <nospam@nowhere.com> writes and passes my other 5 addresses through to the relevant servers. It can be set up (default) so that your external addresses...