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Old 13-02-2004, 11:02   #4
Stuartbe
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Re: dial-up away from home?

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Originally Posted by Tim Lloyd
I'm already on ntl cable for broadband but I also want to use dial-up when away from home.

I called ntl and they are sending me a set-up disk (14 day waiting list!!!!!!!!!!!!!!).
Is it really as simple as that or have they mis-understood what I'm asking?

Can I dial an ntll server from anywhere (e.g. a hotel room) or does it have to be from a designated home number?
Will this be part of my existing account or will I find that ntl are setting me up a separate (paying) dial-up account?

I'd appreciate any info from anyone who has done this already.
Hi and a big to the site

You can access the freephone dial up number but I am sure you would have to be in the U.K. and be using an NTL or BT line. If you use a bt line I think you need to prefix the NTL number.

HTH
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