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Originally Posted by Kitty
If you read the article by Mark.Jackson on the link I posted in post 3 you will notice the 24/7 means you can access the internet anytime in that period but it does not mean you can stay online 24/7
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I understand what the 24/7 means, but I cant understand why I have not been able to connect via freedom off-net dial-up for over a week!
I managed to connect via a pay as you go ISP with no difficulty, that was after I failed to get Freeserve to work because that also had similar problems to ntl freedom.
I even got my old pentium out of hibernation thinking that I had a problem with my modem or virus etc, I ended up going th usual route of asking old friends involved in ntl networks and got the same old reply.
No Money, Trying to get as many customers on without spending a penny!
The guy who made that statement couldn't really say anything else or stick up for ntl, because he suspects redundancy is just around the corner. the company is on a slippery slope and service can only deteriate with the current way they are running the show.
ADSL Here I come