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Originally Posted by IanUK
Its just another example of NTL's proxies causing problems that wouldn't affect about 98% of other ISPs' in the same way.
It shouldn't be up to individual users to have to contact site owners to change their coding, virtually every other ISP works fine with Rapidshare, because they don't use proxies.
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Nicely made up figures (which is what they are, totally made up). FYI - AOL use proxies, as do Virgin & Freeserve (Freeserves may be optional, not sure) and a number of large US ISP's, as well as many others around the world. Do you really think that the makers of commercial proxy systems could survive if ntl were their only customer ? BTW, AOL's don't even pass on the client ip, so you are well stuffed with them.