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throdgrain
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I use BT anytime for my ISDN connection and find it perfectly acceptable 85% of the time.
/omg wot have i said...
/omg wot have i said...
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Munkey-
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BLASPHEMER! get out! NOW!
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throdgrain
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suicide121
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I use Blueyonder Cable
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.cage
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Same here
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-Ultimate
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Never had any probs with blueyonder cable, about 30 minutes downtime in 4 month.
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Testin da Cable
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havn't had any probs all week
wait
havn't been on all week either
wait
havn't been on all week either
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Hashmonster
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same here, couple of probs with email but connection speeds have been bloomin excellent
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Stazbumpa
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You're all a bunch of bastards.
One day I will have affordable and, more importantly, available broadband and then you will all suffer my righteous anger.
Boston, which is 25 miles south of me, has DSL ffs and its full of inbred half wits that have trouble telling the difference between a PC and a toaster.
BT? They have always been shit and will continue to be shit until Oftel get the balls to force them to give up the local loop. After all, we paid for the fucking thing when BT was a state run affair, and now they use and abuse it like its theirs.
One day I will have affordable and, more importantly, available broadband and then you will all suffer my righteous anger.
Boston, which is 25 miles south of me, has DSL ffs and its full of inbred half wits that have trouble telling the difference between a PC and a toaster.
BT? They have always been shit and will continue to be shit until Oftel get the balls to force them to give up the local loop. After all, we paid for the fucking thing when BT was a state run affair, and now they use and abuse it like its theirs.