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Originally Posted by Teamtalkmedia
Ah, so its a proxy problem. Great stuff NTL. Great phone support great technical help. Just great. I'll pass this info onto our phone center. I shall also let phoning in NTL customers know what they've got themselves into.
This is rediculous its NTL's job to do this! I'm doing NTL's job! 
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I think if the NTL statement is correct, the problem with proxies is due to lazy programming on the web sites affected, i.e. they don't bother to look at the end client IP, just the proxy, then think they are suffering a denial-of-service attack and block the proxy ip.
IF this is the case, its a teamtalk problem, not NTL's.