New Limits

Wooohooo

Just been able to place my order for pipex broadband, now the BT limits have
gone........I wait with baited breath for the next f*** up!!!

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Decal

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Decal wrote:
> Wooohooo
>
> Just been able to place my order for pipex broadband, now the BT
> limits have gone........I wait with baited breath for the next f***
> up!!!

Better make sure that your own wiring is up to standard or else it could be
you doing it...

On Mon, 6 Sep 2004 06:28:50 UTC, "Decal"
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> Wooohooo
>
> Just been able to place my order for pipex broadband, now the BT limits have
> gone........I wait with baited breath for the next f*** up!!!

What do you hope to catch with the bait? :-)

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<gasps> what do you mean about the wiring, Kraftee?

Cheers

"Decal" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Wooohooo
>
> Just been able to place my order for pipex broadband, now the BT limits
have
> gone........I wait with baited breath for the next f*** up!!!
>
> --
> Cheers
> Decal
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Decal wrote:
> <gasps> what do you mean about the wiring, Kraftee?
>

As if you didn't know..... :-p

"Kráftéé" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:


>Better make sure that your own wiring is up to standard or else it could be
>you doing it...

This is a very good point - anyone who is "borderline" is well advised
to test their ADSL out by connecting to the hidden socket behind the
faceplate of their BT master socket. If it works there but not when
you put the faceplate back on, the problem is with your internal
extension wireing which BT will never accept any responsibility for.



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Chris Comley wrote:
> "Kráftéé" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>
>> Better make sure that your own wiring is up to standard or else it
>> could be you doing it...
>
> This is a very good point - anyone who is "borderline" is well
> advised to test their ADSL out by connecting to the hidden socket
> behind the faceplate of their BT master socket. If it works there
> but not when you put the faceplate back on, the problem is with
> your internal extension wireing which BT will never accept any
> responsibility for.

But they will fit a SSFP FOC, it is just a pity that the PC is the other
side of the building..... ;-(