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"Steve" wrote in message ... In article , (Kolicha \(vinnieza & gio\)) wrote: I don't mind top or bottom posters, and this is the perfect opportunity to show everyone a phrase I've seen on the PS2 newsgroup:

"John Pearse" wrote in : My exchange is being activated on 20/08, and I have an activation date of 29/08. My line was originally showing as 'Amber' (May be able to have 512kbps service etc, etc). When I chack it now, it's 'Green' (Should be able to have up to 2mbps service). your line will have two "colour"...

I'm with Zen for my sins, but I've had enough of them now and need to move on, anyone know of any ISP's that will allow me to pay by cheque or cash, I have no problem paying for first payment by CC if I have to, but only that transaction not every month, sorry Zen but your attitude sucks just like your news server and even the ADSL service has become a joke now

Reply from Madasafish (Brightview) Customer Support re-spamming their users every day. Quote Dear ******, The message is automatically sent once each day you connect. If you sign-up to one of the services the mail will stop.

On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 14:27:00 UTC, (Steve) wrote: I prefer reading top posts to having to look down through pages of unsnipped thread to find a one line response. Of course. But solutions: 1) People should snip

AOL broadband is a rebadged BT 288 / 576 gratis BT Voyager 100 USB ADSL Modem item code 009782 made in Taiwan for BT

How long after a RFS has been given should I have to wait before I can place an order with an ISP? Simon

Hmmm sounds typically French from my experience. No I never got Extense (The 512k ADSL package I presume is what you mean) to work with anything other than a PC. They seem to block ports and do all sorts of funny things to restrict use. I eventually got fed up and wound out of my dealings with Wanadoo and went to Tele2 but not with much better results. They are cheaper but that is about...

Thanks for all the replies. The modem I was referring to was the existing analogue modem in my PC rather than the Speedtouch ADSL modem. My microfilters have 2 sockets - one for telephony equipment and one for ADSL equipment - the presentation from the ADSL modem is different to our UK telephones so the filters take care of this. Tried unplugging everything else, no joy. Ah well, I'll wait for...

Zen Internet have received a number of complaints in regards to unsolicited e-mails which are masquerading as adverts for our services. The e-mails appear as below: "COME TO ZEN FOR FREE 0870 6000 971 HTTP://ZEN.CO.UK WE BEET THEM ALL"

I've hust read that PIPEX xtreme solo customers can now request a change from a static IP address to a truly dynamic one. Can someone please explain what the advantages/disadvantages are in doing this please and what the differences are. One small advantage is that you aren't a permanent target for hackers: one IP on the day they scan you, a completely different one when they try to...

is it true that you need a fast processor to get the full sped and capacity of broadband, and if you don't have a fast processor, you wont get the full speed?e.g. you wont get 1mbps. thanx

You can buy a modem/router with one Ethernet and one USB port such as ZoomX44, (there is also Netgear DM602, but mine didn't work, not even the USB driver would load, had to return it) and yes, you can use either or both ports simultaneously. Regards, Martin

In article , (Mark McIntyre) wrote: Until moving to NTL in april, I was with demon for 7 years, day in, day out. Their mail service was /excellent/, and had only a couple of outages I can recall. Maybe since I left they've let it go to pot :-) (or more likely they're being hit by the spam explosion just like ...

In article , (Colin Wilson) wrote: I think they have messed things up. I cannot connect to my pc from the internet at all now. If you have moved from a static to dynamic IP address, consider getting a free DNS redirect from somewhere like www.dyndns.org - that way you can always find your machine as long...

BT have set a trigger level of 500 for my local exchange at West Mersea whilst other exchanges a few miles down the road have had their trigger levels set at only 150. How the hell do BT arrive at these figures ?

In article , Pete Stockdale wrote: Is it possible/feasible to have two pc, that are situated close together, connected to broadband via a single standard USB ADSL Modem so that either of them can go on-line but with only one pc on-line at any one time? I have NTL cable broadband and decided to buy a router. To avoid opening up the PCs I also got D-Link...

I am trying to get an ADSL connection to a phone line in Edinburgh that is supplied by Telewest. All of the information on ADSL that I have seen has said that a BT line is required. I have checked with Eclipse and F2S who both say that they cannot connect ADSL to a Telewest phone line. Am I limited to Blueyonder or is there another ADSL ISP that I can use? Thanks.

Is it possible/feasible to have two pc, that are situated close together, connected to broadband via a single standard USB ADSL Modem so that either of them can go on-line but with only one pc on-line at any one time? Only if you physically unplug one from the modem and plug then other in. Or... buy a router with a built in modem - you will be a lot more secure against hackers -...