Broadband - how do you decide which?
#31
Re: Broadband - how do you decide which?
Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
Blimey !!!
BTW, I'm having hell setting up the wireless network, with Belkin products supplied by IInet I've got to admit, I put most of that down, trying to use a pent 1 as the 2nd comp, might lan that one up, and get myself (or the family ) another computer. That will make 4 including the laptop lol.
Methinks these isp's expect a lot of the average punter in setting up wireless networks.
BTW, I'm having hell setting up the wireless network, with Belkin products supplied by IInet I've got to admit, I put most of that down, trying to use a pent 1 as the 2nd comp, might lan that one up, and get myself (or the family ) another computer. That will make 4 including the laptop lol.
Methinks these isp's expect a lot of the average punter in setting up wireless networks.
#32
Re: Broadband - how do you decide which?
Originally Posted by renth
Dump the Belkin hardware. My colleague here at UWA spends most of her day supporting students with wireless problems and most to the time it's crappy Belkin hardware that simply doesn't work.
Oh well I Lan'd up the 2nd computer, and bought myself a wireless card for the laptop.
#33
Re: Broadband - how do you decide which?
Originally Posted by ozzieeagle
Bloody hell, I wondered why even though the configuration stayed the same sometimes it would work, and 20 mins later stop.
Oh well I Lan'd up the 2nd computer, and bought myself a wireless card for the laptop.
Oh well I Lan'd up the 2nd computer, and bought myself a wireless card for the laptop.
#34
Re: Broadband - how do you decide which?
Just a quick update on iinet.
There was a report in the Sunday Times about how they are overcharging their subscribers and making them go on slower connections because iinet reckon Telstra are ripping them off, they are just "passing on their costs," customers are voting with their feet and leaving in droves.
So add iinet to the "don't touch with a bargepole" file along with Telstra and Dodo.
There was a report in the Sunday Times about how they are overcharging their subscribers and making them go on slower connections because iinet reckon Telstra are ripping them off, they are just "passing on their costs," customers are voting with their feet and leaving in droves.
So add iinet to the "don't touch with a bargepole" file along with Telstra and Dodo.
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Re: Broadband - how do you decide which?
Originally Posted by renth
Just a quick update on iinet.
There was a report in the Sunday Times about how they are overcharging their subscribers and making them go on slower connections because iinet reckon Telstra are ripping them off, they are just "passing on their costs," customers are voting with their feet and leaving in droves.
So add iinet to the "don't touch with a bargepole" file along with Telstra and Dodo.
There was a report in the Sunday Times about how they are overcharging their subscribers and making them go on slower connections because iinet reckon Telstra are ripping them off, they are just "passing on their costs," customers are voting with their feet and leaving in droves.
So add iinet to the "don't touch with a bargepole" file along with Telstra and Dodo.
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#36
Re: Broadband - how do you decide which?
Originally Posted by ali south
thanks, still have not sorted this out, who would you use Renth?
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I don't know if you can get them in NSW though.
#37
Re: Broadband - how do you decide which?
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#38
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Re: Broadband - how do you decide which?
Originally Posted by Siren & Brian
First of all............... DONT GO WITH TELTRA BIGPOND.
Now look at http://www.whirlpool.net.au/
iinet and westnet are good options
Now look at http://www.whirlpool.net.au/
iinet and westnet are good options
Also u can cancel at any time, and only took 24hours to get after faxing off the applic as we were able to buy the modem from an internet cafe,
#39
Re: Broadband - how do you decide which?
Am thinking of chamging from Iprimus dial up (and lock out every few minutes) to a broadband with the 'free' telephone calls etc. I am trying to choose between GOTALK internet and phone or another broadband plus Skype
As a very poor computer user I need the pros and cons carefullyh explain ed to me (not too many syllables please!!)
Who knows what about these companies.
As a very poor computer user I need the pros and cons carefullyh explain ed to me (not too many syllables please!!)
Who knows what about these companies.
#40
Re: Broadband - how do you decide which?
Originally Posted by yafm
Am thinking of chamging from Iprimus dial up (and lock out every few minutes) to a broadband with the 'free' telephone calls etc. I am trying to choose between GOTALK internet and phone or another broadband plus Skype
As a very poor computer user I need the pros and cons carefullyh explain ed to me (not too many syllables please!!)
Who knows what about these companies.
As a very poor computer user I need the pros and cons carefullyh explain ed to me (not too many syllables please!!)
Who knows what about these companies.
Bounce ....... I really do need you guys to advise me... value for money and hassle free plus the chance of cheap phone calls is the requirement