A family member in Melbourne has a Bigpond Cable modem and they have
now come across to the enlightened side - purchased a current iMac.
However they cannot get Mail operating. They can access the internet
via Safari.
Apparently the Apple person who sold them the iMac installed
On 22/05/2007, at 8:57 PM, Michael Anderson wrote:
A family member in Melbourne has a Bigpond Cable modem and they
have now come across to the enlightened side - purchased a current
iMac. However they cannot get Mail operating. They can access
the internet via Safari.
Apparently the
Stuart's letter describes almost exactly what happened to me.
It's clear that Telstra's sales agents haven't a clue, or don't care
about the realities of connectivity. Telstra must be held accountable
for this.
It's important for anyone failing to get the BB bundle promised to
insure
On 24/12/2006, at 12:51 PM, Vladimir James wrote:
It's important for anyone failing to get the BB bundle promised to
insure that Telstra is not hanging on to the phone account
afterwards without your knowledge. Sneaky biz.
I did, at one stage, suggest that since they'd offered me 8Mb
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In contrast, I did the same switch from Telstra to Westnet a month or
so back and had not one call from Telstra, though I expected an
avalanche!
Severin Crisp
On 23/12/2006, at 9:31 AM, Stewart Woods wrote:
On 23/12/2006, at 8:09 AM, bill parker wrote:
The Telstra sales pitch was VERY
On 23/12/2006, at 10:30 AM, Paul Doyle wrote:
That Telstra sounds like a company we should all rush out and buy
shares in:-)
Steady there :
The government is committed to keepchanging the rules until
the competitors
decide it is financially viable to catch up !
Witness the
Stewart
Same happened to me down here in Busselton.
My response was the same as yours, as I am utterly sick of them and
all the promises
'click'
I am on Oceanbroadband at the moment, a wireless service. it is very
good, albeit a bit expensive and with a low download limit
Kind
bill parker wrote:
Dear wamuggers,
I use internet connections in two locations.I have a westnet BB
connection in one location and in the second I can only use dial-up at
present. Westnet have started to charge by the minute for that -
unacceptable!
The second location is is
On 22/12/2006, at 2:29 PM, Paul wrote:
Hi Bill
Westnet recently informed us of the changes they are about to make
to their BB accounts.
We aren't happy.
Sure they have great service, but that merely means to me they are
pleasant and genuinely helpful when I need it. I don't need it
Hi,
I have a DSLAM service with iinet, and prior to that with Highway1. Over the
last year or so I've been getting increasing numbers of dropouts on the
broadband connection, which would be obvious when Entourage would go seeking
to download mail and not get through - giving an annoying clunk
or so I've been getting increasing numbers of dropouts on the
broadband connection, which would be obvious when Entourage would go
seeking
to download mail and not get through - giving an annoying clunk clunk
alert
noise. I also wasn't getting much speed through the broadband.
Checking the log
Hi,
As mentioned, there are fundamental physical reasons why twisted
signal pairs (and Cat 5 contains several) create superior immunity to
noise even without additional shielding or screening. As a bonus, for
peace of mind, also note that twisted pairs are superior at not
radiating their own
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