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MargaretR 13-11-2011 11:47
Re: What Happens When You Change ISP?
 
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 947435)
The only reason I got accyman to help out is that, believe it or not I'm not physically able to start messing about pulling wires out and replacing them, plus he set up a hard line for me (ethernet cable) which is better, I was using wireless and losing the connection 2 or 3 times a day
I have never used a wireless connection - always used an ethernet cable.
Your BT home hub could still be transmitting wireless capabilities for others to use unless he accessed the home hub settings to disable it. Did he?

jaysay 13-11-2011 11:48
Re: What Happens When You Change ISP?
 
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Originally Posted by margaretr (Post 947439)
i have never used a wireless connection - always used an ethernet cable.
Your bt home hub could still be transmitting wireless capabilities for others to use unless he accessed the home hub settings to disable it. Did he?
yip

maxthecollie 13-11-2011 11:51
Re: What Happens When You Change ISP?
 
When you ring BT technical helpline you always get through to a call centre with indians on it. It is hard work trying to understand them.But the other week when I had cause ti ring I spoke to an Indian lady witha very good command of English and she spoke slowly

MargaretR 13-11-2011 11:53
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 947440)
yip
Good - when you live in a block of flats as we do there is always a risk that a neighbour is getting a free ride.

You may have a generous nature and not mind, until you realise that their use slows down yours.

jaysay 13-11-2011 17:40
Re: What Happens When You Change ISP?
 
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Originally Posted by maxthecollie (Post 947441)
When you ring BT technical helpline you always get through to a call centre with indians on it. It is hard work trying to understand them.But the other week when I had cause ti ring I spoke to an Indian lady witha very good command of English and she spoke slowly
The Indian women at BT are certainly better than men when it comes to being understood


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