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"wheelspin" <njwheelspin@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1158651166.529287.140800@m7g2000cwm.googlegroups.com... | Shane Mallia wrote: | > | > Mine is down too. Does this happen often with ukreg? |...

No way around this as far as I'm aware. You could be without BB up to 14 days as there is a backlog of sky BB users waiting for activation while BT drag their feet. Go to www.skyuser.co.uk and you...

On 19 Sep 2006, "kirgun" wrote: Depends rather on what you are after - some ISPs have a block/or simply "choke" some types of traffic, so if you're wanting P2P that might limit the choice. ...

I have recently had to change provider due to relocation so thought I would give my first impressions. Was previously with a cable provider since the beginning of BB and just moved into a non cable...

"tskogstrom" <tskogstrom@beslutspaverkan.se> wrote in message news:1158548631.423726.97510@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... Ignore mine. Although you perhaps didn't follow protocol by...

I was just thinking how wonderful life was, when jhp247@googlemail.com opened his gob and said: I have tried to register with 1899 for MONTHS. they say they haven't enough capacity for more...

So, broadband has finally arrived in my part of the world, and I'm now online... partly. I have a desktop PC, a notebook PC and my wife has a notebook Mac. The internet connection is via a BT...

On Sun, 17 Sep 2006 15:25:41 -0400, Mark McIntyre wrote (in article <pi7rg2d4hsb00del2khmrtgf385mnl8gup@4ax.com>): If the OP has a USB DSL device, he should get it replaced by an Ethernet device...

is it possible to unlock this to work with any broadband service? Shokka

Daytona wrote: if the message came back to your router I think this means its the upstream from you to the exchange and thence to the ISP that is congested, but I'm not certain. A VC is a virtual...

On 19 Sep 2006, "Norman Sandland" <someone@onetel.com> wrote: Of the three, I've only used Eclipse (I'm on Evolution level one on this line) but have used a number of different ISPs over the past...

Many thanks to all contibuters to this thread. Your help and advice is much appreciated from an older buffer! Reagrds Norman

In message <Xns9841DBE344A95tityifvbdfgvbzdfdf@127.0.0.1>, Joe Soap <Use-Author-Supplied-Address-Header@> writes lack of research. -- Devs "Punchdown Pete the old Kroner"

diggerbarns wrote: BT is top of the avoid list.

Devs has brought this to us : Thanks, both for your replies.

On 18 Sep 2006, Daytona <me@privacy.net> wrote: He didn't post the link. I did. It's a particular 'quirk' of that site that there are some dumb counters, and the numbers themselves cannot be...

"Tranny" <tranny@notrolll.com> wrote in message news:450ed2e2$1_2@x-privat.org... You've used AOL and BT for /business/ broadband access?

NoNeedToKnow wrote: Makes hardly any difference for most domestic users, apart from maybe uploading pictures and emailing attachments. Personally, it's quite handy for FTP and remote desktop...

On 16/9/06 4:30 pm, in article newscache$x31p5j$5re$1@news.actcom.co.il, "simba@actcom.co.il" <simba@actcom.co.il> wrote: news.svr.pol.co.uk .... is still going strong! -- Reply via Newsgroup