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n e 1 reccomend sum way of fixing it because we have to stay with them for at least 1 year.
bloody hell
> Silent85 wrote:
> WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> Silent85 wrote:
> Why does it do that????
>
> Because it's cack - cable is far superior! :-)
>
>
> INDEED IT IS MY FRIEND INDEED IT IS
>
>
> get things sorted straight away :D
>
> Shame we live in a NON cabled area, ADSL is my only option for
> broadband. Getting my Dad to ring up BT on Friday to see what they say
> about my ADSL disconnecting when people phone up. It happened today
> when someone phoned, the ADSL actually lost Sync with the BT exchange.
> Apart from this problem ADSL has been fine for me, so hopefully I can
> sort this problem out and then it will be perfect.
No I ment Telewest dont dither around it aint you I was telling to get sorted out straight away :s
> Silent85 wrote:
> Why does it do that????
>
> Because it's cack - cable is far superior! :-)
>
> Seriously though...
>
> A friend of mine has ADSL from BT, and they sound like a right bunch
> of muppets all round.
>
> His ADSL stopped working a couple of weeks ago, and he spent a total
> three days (not continuously, obviously!) on the phone to support,
> trying to get it working again.
>
> What had actually happened was that his bill was charged to a debit
> card, but the card had expired and he'd received a new one with a
> different date - hence charges were being rejected. But BT didn't
> bother to contact him to ask for new details - they just cut him off
> with no warning whatsoever.
>
> And the support engineer stumbled across this purely by accident!
>
> Anyway, he was given a number to phone, and he kept getting no answer.
> Eventually he got through and was told that he'd been given the wrong
> number, and they gave him another number. He rung the new number only
> to get a recorded message saying that they were closed until the
> following Monday morning!
>
> In total he was without his ADSL connection for 7 days - all because
> BT didn't bother contacting him to tell him they couldn't get payment
> for the service!
>
> Idiots!
ye but im not with bt im with pipex, usless idiots, not you lot, pipex
> WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> Silent85 wrote:
> Why does it do that????
>
> Because it's cack - cable is far superior! :-)
>
>
> INDEED IT IS MY FRIEND INDEED IT IS
>
>
> get things sorted straight away :D
Shame we live in a NON cabled area, ADSL is my only option for broadband. Getting my Dad to ring up BT on Friday to see what they say about my ADSL disconnecting when people phone up. It happened today when someone phoned, the ADSL actually lost Sync with the BT exchange. Apart from this problem ADSL has been fine for me, so hopefully I can sort this problem out and then it will be perfect.
> Why does it do that????
Because it's cack - cable is far superior! :-)
Seriously though...
A friend of mine has ADSL from BT, and they sound like a right bunch of muppets all round.
His ADSL stopped working a couple of weeks ago, and he spent a total three days (not continuously, obviously!) on the phone to support, trying to get it working again.
What had actually happened was that his bill was charged to a debit card, but the card had expired and he'd received a new one with a different date - hence charges were being rejected. But BT didn't bother to contact him to ask for new details - they just cut him off with no warning whatsoever.
And the support engineer stumbled across this purely by accident!
Anyway, he was given a number to phone, and he kept getting no answer. Eventually he got through and was told that he'd been given the wrong number, and they gave him another number. He rung the new number only to get a recorded message saying that they were closed until the following Monday morning!
In total he was without his ADSL connection for 7 days - all because BT didn't bother contacting him to tell him they couldn't get payment for the service!
Idiots!
> my dad got adsl (broadband) with a company called pipex, but it
> disconnects sum times and sum times it doesnt even connect at all.
> n e 1 reccomend sum way of fixing it because we have to stay with them
> for at least 1 year.
>
> bloody hell
Some pc motherboards have problems with powering the usb modem. I have a abit KT7 and I use an externally powered usb hub and it now works a treat. Good luck.
When you get disconnected does the link light on the modem start to flash? If so then its a BT fault and not Pipex. If you get disconnected and your modem link light stays on then its Pipex.
Are you sure it doesnt disconnect due to the phone? Mine sometimes disconnects if we use the phone, but most of the time its fine. Maybe this is your problem.