"Graham" <me@u.com> wrote in message news:4068b24e@212.67.96.135... Single pair copper HDSL Two pair copper HDSL Three pair copper HDSL or even 18ghz radio link :-)

Hi I have a Win 98 PC connected driecty via cat5 cable to BT Voyager Wireless modem/router I also have a laptop running winXP (built in wirleess card)and am able to see the PC using the laptop but...

On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 07:56:09 +0000, Chris wrote: I'm moving house within this week. I've asked BT to transfer my phone to the new house .. the line is dead now, but the ADSL is still...

On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 18:53:29 GMT, in uk.telecom.broadband clive_backham@yahoo.co.uk (Clive Backham) strung together this: A PCI card can still cause problems, although not as many as the USB but...

After problems with an ethernet modem I'm going for a usb modem supported by my isp. I know that these drain power from the PC. As I already need extra usb ports I'm also getting a usb hub. I f I get...

Alex Heney <me@privacy.net> wrote: But those exchanges weren't upgraded because Oftel forced BT to do so (except in rare cases, towards the end). They were replaced because it meant BT could make...

http://www.silicon.com/networks/wifi/0,39024669,39119717,00.htm?nl=d20040401

On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 22:03:38 GMT, "Exit" <exit@nomore.com> wrote: Erm - so why would you want a 2Mbs service?? BY is mostly fine (512kbs) but the binary news server(s) have both been u/s...

On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 09:50:56 +0000 (UTC), "J Houston" <jhouston@nowhere.co.uk> wrote: The 2600 is now the 2600plus; many extra features and it does all it says . If you can your head around the...

I am deluged with ads for BT broadband and was assured that when my exchange reached critical mass it would be available; now I find that there will never be broadband at this address as it would...

In article <w8C8c.135$OW5.50@newsfe1-win>, Mikael Armstrong <Mikael@Lexgreen.com> writes second line on the basis of "no more lines" available. Also told no broad band available even after the local...

I've got a 2600 ADSL Router that i'd like to use with a cable service (Like NTL/Blueyonder, but actually it Homechoice new service). I.e. the primary WAN interface needs to be ethernet - like the...

Beck <becksnews@removebtopenworld.com> wrote: And then BT moves the goalposts so your bill is much higher unless you are with them - and goes on doing so until all their competitiors go out of...

Alex Heney <me@privacy.net> wrote: It's not a scam - it's just use of their monopoly position (within the legal UK definition of the term) on local loop provision to make it harder for competing...

"Grant Crozier" <grant@thepeople.net> wrote in message news:6a21ef934f6be5bd8425d0b0b7092008@news.teranews.com... ^^^^^^ You really need to turn on your spell checker Grant. It is...

NDO is OK, but so is PlusNet and they are cheaper (specially if you don't need P2P or binaries). Since you are migrating, the connection fee doesn't apply, and the migration fee would be the same. My...

On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 22:37:27 +0100, in uk.telecom.broadband "Rolfiebabe" <laffinloud@sillyme.com> strung together this: googling as well, there are loads of problems with USB modems...

"wolfie" <wolf.fox@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:c4fe5s$7tp$1@titan.btinternet.com... Ive had 1mb for well over a year and had no problems at all. Good for on-line games and p2p stuff.

i am gettin 1mb so upload is 256 anyway cheers "Exit" <exit@nomore.com> wrote in message news:_eHac.17465$ly3.6570@news-lhr.blueyonder.co.uk...

Yes ! Unless, you have consenting neighbour with ADSL who will let you share it via wifi for half of the BB cost. Then you just use mobile phone, stick two fingers at BT and laugh all the way past...