
yeah..moving home and was with ntl cable so cancelled but the move has been delayed.. a word of warning.. the cable broadband I had was ok but it will not accept any other isp's than telewest or ntl.. and to make things worse I signed up for 1 months dial up access on fast24 to fill the gap but found they only do BT lines

a word of warning.. the cable broadband I had was ok but it will not accept any other isp's than telewest or ntl..
and to make things worse I signed up for 1 months dial up access on fast24 to fill the gap but found they only do BT lines
Thats because the cable and equipment belongs to NTL/Telewest, they are the same firm now.
And within a very short space of time not exist. Due to be renamed Virgin Media

By the way how did you find your cable, I keep saying I am going to change over but have not got round to it. Partly because my Pipex ADSL has been so reliable for the last 5 or 6 years.
hee hee my ex husband works for them and is dreading it, if for nothing else than the new uniform they will have to wear...lets hope it has the word "VIRGIN" emblazoned on the back of his work gear in large letters![]()

hee hee my ex husband works for them and is dreading it, if for nothing else than the new uniform they will have to wear...lets hope it has the word "VIRGIN" emblazoned on the back of his work gear in large letters![]()

I guess he's an engineer of some sort then lol. Where is he based ?
I'm looking forward to the Virgin vans coming down my street.![]()

Don't worry....your'e not aloneIt's 56K Ian (I think that's what you're asking). When I connect to the internet there seems to be a range of 26,000 bps? - 44,000 bps? I really don't understand what ever it all means.
Brian

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