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    Go broadband, quit wasting time with dial-up, $20/month is the cheapest I know of but check around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GR81
    yes it is congestion... and according to a friend of mine at telecom, my exchange isnt on the list anywhere in the next 6months. it's a joke!
    Consider the number of exchanges in the country, as well as the number of cabinets etc...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dawnrazor
    hmmmm...time for some conspiracy thoughts.... ISP's want everyone to take up broadbean 'cus they get more money for it off us sad sacks...one easy way is to decimate (or retard it substantially) dail up sevice to the point where existing customers get sick of waiting and switch over to broadbean on one of their attractive joining up offers, I know I'm tempted.

    usualy they want you bound to a contract for like 18mths, but the contract dosn't bind them to provide consistant service, Ihug will charge you $1 per hour for dialup if the broadband service is broken..It's not mu fault so why should I pay more just so I can get mediocre service....Cunts!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Weasel
    Consider the number of exchanges in the country, as well as the number of cabinets etc...
    why sell a product if it doesnt work properly or you cant back it up?
    you'd be pissed if i sold you a bike that only worked sometimes
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    Quote Originally Posted by GR81
    why sell a product if it doesnt work properly or you cant back it up?
    you'd be pissed if i sold you a bike that only worked sometimes
    but weasel's already got one of those.

    it's a kumandsukme

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    Quote Originally Posted by GR81
    why sell a product if it doesnt work properly or you cant back it up?
    you'd be pissed if i sold you a bike that only worked sometimes
    Well there's the rub. Using your metaphor...

    If I sold you my bike on the understand that it COULD do 200kph you'd love it right... but when can you realistically do that speed?

    Other cars on the road to slow you down, occasional roadworks...

    I don't want to get into a huge discussion on this, but you could vote with your feet, if you don't like broadband, try going back to dialup

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Dover
    but weasel's already got one of those.

    it's a kumandsukme
    Oh low blow!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Weasel
    It's probably congestion...

    They can report directly to telecom and get your exchange put on the list of those needing upgrading.

    Other ISPs blaming Telecom is the easiest cop-out in the business.
    Indeed. As much as I like to bag Telecom, the fact is it can often not even be a problem with your exchange => many ISPs don't actually buy enough bandwidth from Telecom to service their own customers properly.

    If you're a commercial customer having trouble with Orcon, let me know - I 'might' know the M.D.. Granted, I 'might' think he's a right cock as well.

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    Under 2Mbs capped acounts, Telecom were running 70 subscribers per bundle. When the cap was raised to 3.5, they increased to 120 subscribers per bundle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Weasel
    I don't want to get into a huge discussion on this, but you could vote with your feet, if you don't like broadband, try going back to dialup
    im on a 12month contract... and yes, im paying $49.95/month for dialup atm! haha
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    Quote Originally Posted by GR81
    im on a 12month contract... and yes, im paying $49.95/month for dialup atm! haha
    Holy smokes! You can get 1GB/month 3G mobile data for that!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drunken Monkey
    Holy smokes! You can get 1GB/month 3G mobile data for that!
    not much good when im downloading about 10Gb/month
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    yeah, but I don't download loads of shite.

    I'm over that and there is fuck all out there that I want or need.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GR81
    not much good when im downloading about 10Gb/month
    I didn't think there were enough hours in a month to download 10Gb with dial-up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by The_Dover
    yeah, but I don't download loads of shite.

    I'm over that and there is fuck all out there that I want or need.
    How many Gbs of porn you got stashed away then?

    maurice.com has quite the inventory I've heard.

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