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      09-15-2004, 12:29 PM
Hey,

Apparently today is my activation date, although I haven't received my
welcome pack, I do already have a modem from my pipex days, so wondered
if I could just create a new dialup connection* for tesco?

If so, what's the number/username format/any other settings?
If they're on the tesco website please let me know 'cos I can't find
much on there at all!

Cheers,
Chris


* I was wondering, why do they use this dialup method, when windows has
other options for always-on broadband? any isps do it that way?
 
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      09-15-2004, 12:31 PM
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Have you emailed them and asked for it ?


 
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      09-15-2004, 01:12 PM
Not Me wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Apparently today is my activation date, although I haven't received my
> welcome pack, I do already have a modem from my pipex days, so
> wondered if I could just create a new dialup connection* for tesco?
>
> If so, what's the number/username format/any other settings?
> If they're on the tesco website please let me know 'cos I can't find
> much on there at all!
>
> Cheers,
> Chris
>
>
> * I was wondering, why do they use this dialup method, when windows
> has other options for always-on broadband? any isps do it that way?


Never used dial-up settings, both modems I`ve used you just connect via
ethernet, enter the settings and away you go. Then again, I always go for a
router rather than a USB modem, because I`ve got a wireless network access
point plugged straight into the modem. Top idea!

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      09-15-2004, 02:32 PM
Simon Finnigan wrote:
> Not Me wrote:
>
>>Hey,
>>
>>Apparently today is my activation date, although I haven't received my
>>welcome pack, I do already have a modem from my pipex days, so
>>wondered if I could just create a new dialup connection* for tesco?
>>
>>If so, what's the number/username format/any other settings?
>>If they're on the tesco website please let me know 'cos I can't find
>>much on there at all!
>>
>>Cheers,
>>Chris
>>
>>
>>* I was wondering, why do they use this dialup method, when windows
>>has other options for always-on broadband? any isps do it that way?

>
>
> Never used dial-up settings, both modems I`ve used you just connect via
> ethernet, enter the settings and away you go. Then again, I always go for a
> router rather than a USB modem, because I`ve got a wireless network access
> point plugged straight into the modem. Top idea!


Wireless router+modem been on order all week

Cheers,
Chris

 
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      09-15-2004, 02:33 PM
Lo Salt wrote:

> "Not Me" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:ci9cin$e36$(E-Mail Removed)...
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> Have you emailed them and asked for it ?


Nope, sadly I've been conditioned to poor customer service... but I'll
give it a go.

Cheers,
Chris

 
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      09-15-2004, 02:38 PM
Not Me wrote:
> Simon Finnigan wrote:
>> Not Me wrote:
>>
>>> Hey,
>>>
>>> Apparently today is my activation date, although I haven't received
>>> my welcome pack, I do already have a modem from my pipex days, so
>>> wondered if I could just create a new dialup connection* for tesco?
>>>
>>> If so, what's the number/username format/any other settings?
>>> If they're on the tesco website please let me know 'cos I can't find
>>> much on there at all!
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Chris
>>>
>>>
>>> * I was wondering, why do they use this dialup method, when windows
>>> has other options for always-on broadband? any isps do it that way?

>>
>>
>> Never used dial-up settings, both modems I`ve used you just connect
>> via ethernet, enter the settings and away you go. Then again, I
>> always go for a router rather than a USB modem, because I`ve got a
>> wireless network access point plugged straight into the modem. Top
>> idea!

>
> Wireless router+modem been on order all week


I already had a wireless AP, my modem went wonky, so I went to PC world to
buy one. I got a fair deal as well, obviously more expensive than online,
but I took it home and was back online in half an hour. It would have been
less, but I couldn`t find my laptop, and the modem/router was working on an
entirely different private IP range as the AP, so I have to keep messing
about to get them all friendly.

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