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Networks ADSL Connection (UK)

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by BannedMojo, 21 Jan 2002.

  1. BannedMojo

    BannedMojo Banned

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    I need one - bad!

    NTL.co.uk - "Sorry, you live in an uncabled area."

    *sigh*

    I need fast, cheap internet access - im getting fed up of stupid 56k connections.

    Im on a very tight budget - I need something thats cheap - something around less than £25 per month - Im not bothered about speed as long as its fast than 10-15k/s i dont mind too much.

    thx!
     
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  2. vivid

    vivid down in fraggle rock

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  3. billy beard

    billy beard What's a Dremel?

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    if you were after adsl and aren't in the area,consider a cheaper more effective device.tie 2 empty bean tins together with a 20ft piece of rope.taadaa faster and more reliable than any service bt can offer:cool:
     
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  4. BannedMojo

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    Of course I have considered - I wouldn't have posted otherwise -
    http://forums.bit-tech.net/showthread.phps=&threadid=3193

    Satellite is expensive - and that europe online (read above post) is scheduled - you can submit downloads - but you have to pay for extra ISP charges - and dish - abd DVB card.

    As for two-way sat internet - I won't even bother looking into it - I already know the price wont be cheap - thx anywayz.
     
    BannedMojo, 21 Jan 2002
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  5. Tim S

    Tim S OG

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    hehehehehe, NTL 0wnz jo0, altho I neeeeeeeeeed™ blue yonder cable, as its cheaper, and prolly faster than NTL, problem is, its not in my area :( <sob>
     
    Tim S, 21 Jan 2002
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  6. billy beard

    billy beard What's a Dremel?

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    m8 read pc zone last month bout blue yonder,id consider the bean tins:cool:
     
    billy beard, 21 Jan 2002
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  7. RTT

    RTT #parp

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    you forgot about the method where by you run forwards and backwards between your PC and your ISP shouting

    "010101110101101010101110101010111101010100010110"

    ;)
     
    RTT, 21 Jan 2002
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  8. billy beard

    billy beard What's a Dremel?

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    ROFL see you got it too
     
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  9. Tim S

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    Noooooooooooooooooo!!! no more binary! ;)
     
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  10. IsaacSibson

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    Roughly translated - "Don't stand around jabbering when you're in mortal danger"
     
    IsaacSibson, 21 Jan 2002
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  11. Mr T

    Mr T 4 Left Into Long 3 Right

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    Blueyonder Broadband all the way..............
     
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  12. Phil

    Phil What's a Dremel?

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    This might be worth considering, it's a paper detailing a highly advanced new protocol that could mean a nice reliable internet connection to anywhere......

    http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1149.txt
     
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  13. BannedMojo

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    bleh, well atm im thinking (yes thinking *gasp*) about a second phone line (*sigh*) with any ISP other than uks "top-rated" (My arse) freeserve (pfffffft), of whom i am currently using (which might I add are complete shi-te since their recent "doubled network bandwidth) - I mean wtf? Its got worse not better!

    BLEEEUURRGHHH
     
    BannedMojo, 23 Jan 2002
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  14. Elspuddy

    Elspuddy Minimodder

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  15. BannedMojo

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    tele2 is £40 per month - Im after something cheap (otherwise i wouldn't post), looks like Im going with a second phone line :/
     
    BannedMojo, 27 Jan 2002
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  16. $tarcha$er

    $tarcha$er What's a Dremel?

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    How much for the very over-rated ISDN these days? I never hear anyone talk about it anymore.....
     
    $tarcha$er, 28 Jan 2002
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  17. BannedMojo

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    ISDN - I wanted it but when you add line rental and everything onto it - its around £30 in which case you may as well get ADSL for £34 :/
     
    BannedMojo, 28 Jan 2002
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  18. Tim S

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    ISDN is very good for games, just pretty crap at everything else :p
     
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