The only time I had real problems was when using OS X 2.4. Updating to
2.5 has meant I now have stable dialup with iinet again.
I knew it wasn't iinet because I have a student account which I could
not access either.
So, if you are using OS X 2.5 and still having difficulties, its not
univer
More on my little iinet debacle for those considering the leap:
iinet have now agreed NOT to debit my credit card for another 2 weeks until
such time as my account is up and running (although I had to do my best
"uptight pommie who's not taking any s**t" in order to make this happen...
meanwhile
try a dial up connection you have to ring 4 times each time you want to go
online before you get a connection no matter what time of day or night
--
If you can smile when things go wrong
You obviously have someone in mind to blame
Michael
I would have to concur with your comments
I find I am repeatedly disconnected - invariably immeditely if I just happen to
be connected at anything higher than 47000 bps,
Like you I have recommended iinet in the past but no longer do - I am also
starting to look elsewhere
mike moore
Michael Hawkins:
>I've been an iinet subscriber for over 7 years. Service was fine until 10
>March this year. Since then it has been terrible. I am a Bliink subscriber.
>More often than not I can't upload or down load. When iinet bother to reply
>to emails to support, there is as one wamugger has s
I've been an iinet subscriber for over 7 years. Service was fine until 10
March this year. Since then it has been terrible. I am a Bliink subscriber.
More often than not I can't upload or down load. When iinet bother to reply
to emails to support, there is as one wamugger has said, a formulaic
resp
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