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I'm on 3Mb BB, When I go on holiday or away on business I plan to take laptop (I use this to access BB) with me when I get there I obviously won't have BB access, but may get dial-up .
what number do I dial to access my e-mail accounts. I assume paying for 3Mb BB I will have some free number to do this Don't I:confused: |
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No sorry chuck you don't have access to a free number, in effect you pay for and receive a Broadband service only
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no , could you not use webmail though on a payg account :)
edit :- dammit it beaten to it :D :D :D :D |
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__________________ Ay Oop Marge is on the ball today lol but it's unaminous then ;) |
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you would think tht NTL would give BB customers a Dial-up number that they can use while on he move, i mean I'm not going to try and download a 50 MB file am I? I just want to check my mail.
what is the PAYG number?? |
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Will the holidays and business trips be within the UK or abroad? |
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http://autoreg.autoregister.net/ ... just follow the onscreen prompts :) |
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Is your laptop wireless? Realistically you are better off getting your laptop wireless enabled and finding yourself a hotspot or using the webmail option and leaving the laptop at home.
Dial up from your holiday destination is a bit old school these days. If you have a BB hotspot and your mail accounts are on the laptop HDD then it will act almost as if you are connected to the NTL network (you will have problems sending mail by SMTP as you are off the NTL network - the hotspot provider will provide an alternate SMTP address). |
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find yourself a wireless hotspot or drive around a residential neighbourhood until you find an insecure wireless network (wardriving)
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