On 11 Dec 2006 10:05:07 -0800, "Tenk" <Tenk95@yahoo.com> wrote: I think you should really s*d off, you twit, because you keep posting this off-topic rubbish month after month. Anyway, with a bit...

On Sun, 10 Dec 2006 00:03:50 +0000, NoNeedToKnow <me@privacy.net.invalid> mangled uncounted electrons thus: I would endorse this view - I put my mother on this deal, as she's a light user only (a...

In article <0IGdneNxyMGLw-DYRVnyiwA@eclipse.net.uk>, dylan30 @*spam*.harbour.me.uk says... na na na na naaaa...... *sigh*

On 9 Dec 2006, "Evan" <ejoanett@hotmail.com> wrote: Then they probably supply the service to whomever your firm uses. Try <http://www.ukfsn.org/cgi-bin/availability.cgi?number=your_number> You...

In uk.telecom.broadband en.nui@hotmail.com wrote: "This is done in real time as well..." seems clearly to me to say the latter.

It took a few days with Nildram to get a MAC code. It's not made easy for you, there's no information on their site, so you ring customer services & they give you details of who to contact but...

On 10 Dec 2006, Stan The Man <man@pr100.com> wrote: LOL. In no way do I dispute this statement (indeed, that is what I posted) but *my facts were correct*, and your earlier comment about the PUG...

On 9 Dec 2006, "Dan" <dannieboy66@hotmail.com> wrote: It seems not everyone is happy with NewNet, then, or was your post just a follow-up to the wrong post? Seeing no quoted text, one might be...

Anyone intrested? For use on BT Broadband only. Remove spamblock from reply email address... -- Revenge is a dish best served cold Ancient Klingon Proverb

If anyone is intrested, email me... Reply is valid, but remove spamblock from address.

On 10 Dec 2006, "steveybar" <no-one@yahoooooo.co.uk> wrote: Currently a big "if" but in a year or two it should be widely available. Being a Sky (spit :) customer is easy, being on an exchange...

"Victor Delta" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message news:457befa0@news.greennet.net... work but doesn't have all the groups. The other one I used to use was news1.greatnowhere.com for the goups...

It seems to be working now..

"Paul" <Fintor@invalid.invalid> wrote in message news:wCzgCYA5RveFFwJp@panton.demon.co.uk... That would depend on you ISP. I doubt if any home ISPs use anything other than UBR between you and...

In article <4577536f$0$32028$fa0fcedb@news.zen.co.uk>, john@privacy.net says... cheers

Spack wrote: Points taken but we'd use a third party to provide the DNS failover so low TTLs not really an issue. I considered Easynet but quite honestly we were going from a v. expensive leased...

On Sat, 9 Dec 2006 13:22:40, NoNeedToKnow wrote: For those who insist on sticking with OE, OEquotefix is a good solution. http://www.snapfiles.com/get/oequotefix.html -- Jim Crowther.

peter@cara.demon.co.uk (Peter Ceresole) wrote in news:1hq1ipz.47cy79sw83xzN%peter@cara.demon.co.uk: My experience is that in the morning sending tends to be trouble-free. But in the afternoon it...

SJP wrote: Because it's obvious the original poster only spams and doesn't read the group. I did send a complaint to his ISP, much good it will do. And Jim2 was _stupid_ enough to repost spam.

On 8 Dec 2006 11:29:57 -0800, jshm22@gmail.com wrote: are you in love with AOL ?