Bulldog...8mb

Can someone tell me how Bulldog can obtain 8mb speeds. I was led to belileve
that they took over your line from BT, but still used the BT infrastucture.
My local exchange has a max of 2mb, but someone from work stays near me and
has signed to Bulldog, he says that the speed is between 4-6mb. How is this
possible.

Thanks
John

"Sunil Sood" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "JF" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Can someone tell me how Bulldog can obtain 8mb speeds. I was led to
>> belileve that they took over your line from BT, but still used the BT
>> infrastucture. My local exchange has a max of 2mb, but someone from work
>> stays near me and has signed to Bulldog, he says that the speed is
>> between 4-6mb. How is this possible.
>
> Bulldog install their own equipment in BT exchanges - hence they are not
> limited to offering the speeds BT Wholesale offer ISP's.
>
> They do however, use the same "BT infrastructure" from your home to the
> telephone exchange (i.e. the physical telephone line)
>
> Regards
> Sunil
Thanks

"JF" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Can someone tell me how Bulldog can obtain 8mb speeds. I was led to
> belileve that they took over your line from BT, but still used the BT
> infrastucture. My local exchange has a max of 2mb, but someone from work
> stays near me and has signed to Bulldog, he says that the speed is between
> 4-6mb. How is this possible.

Bulldog install their own equipment in BT exchanges - hence they are not
limited to offering the speeds BT Wholesale offer ISP's.

They do however, use the same "BT infrastructure" from your home to the
telephone exchange (i.e. the physical telephone line)

Regards
Sunil

"JF" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Sunil Sood" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> "JF" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:wKB3f.43$(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Can someone tell me how Bulldog can obtain 8mb speeds. I was led to
>>> belileve that they took over your line from BT, but still used the BT
>>> infrastucture. My local exchange has a max of 2mb, but someone from work
>>> stays near me and has signed to Bulldog, he says that the speed is
>>> between 4-6mb. How is this possible.
>>
>> Bulldog install their own equipment in BT exchanges - hence they are not
>> limited to offering the speeds BT Wholesale offer ISP's.
>>
>> They do however, use the same "BT infrastructure" from your home to the
>> telephone exchange (i.e. the physical telephone line)
>>
>> Regards
>> Sunil
> Thanks

BEWARE: Bulldog is in a mess, If anything even slightly goes wrong, Customer
services/support/billing and just getting through on the phone is a
nightmare.

100's if not thousand's of dissatisfied customers and complaints.

recently on Watchdog and being investigated by Ofcom. for possible breaches
of the terms of telecom licence.

Now you are aware of this u then can make a informed choice.

The Inquisitor wrote


>
> BEWARE: Bulldog is in a mess, If anything even slightly goes wrong, Customer
> services/support/billing and just getting through on the phone is a
> nightmare.
>
> 100's if not thousand's of dissatisfied customers and complaints.
>
> recently on Watchdog and being investigated by Ofcom. for possible breaches
> of the terms of telecom licence.
>
> Now you are aware of this u then can make a informed choice.
>
>
>

Apparently they have been reduced to selling door-to-door.

Check reviews before using Bulldog, they are a terrible ISP.

It took 3 weeks to connect, worked for 2 weeks, then broke, I've now
been without a phone for 3 weeks Bulldog have done nothing about this,
they have failed to call me back every time they have said they would
(7 times). They have given 3 dates that it would be fixed (which it
never was). Im even having trouble cancelling....

In short NON-EXISTENT CUSTOMER SUPPORT - AND A POOR PRODUCT - I WILL
NEVER USE THEM AGAIN

On 27 Oct 2005 08:01:09 -0700, (E-Mail Removed) wrote:

>Check reviews before using Bulldog, they are a terrible ISP.

go away, spammer.

Phil
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