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To: Jacalyn Deaner who wrote (954)	5/29/1999 11:47:00 AM
From: Jon C	Read Replies (1) of 3519

Jacalyn, I thought this posting from the ESI BB in the UK might make you and your fellow investors laugh or at least smile. As you can see not all free isp s are doing such a good job. Regards Jonathan BB: Fed up with Freeserve.. (N1482333) Reply \| Back to List \| Search for articles \| Post new article \| Add to my archives epic code(s) DXNS EPIC: DXNS Date: Fri May 28 23:33:26 1999 GMT/BST From: PW I finally lost my patience this evening and completely removed my freeserve settings from my machine. It's been a nightmare connecting for about a month I connect only around 10% of the time first time and when I do the servers are painfully slow. All this on top of the recent email server problems are just too much for me regardless of the fact it is free. There are much better free service providers out there. Date: Fri May 28 23:48:20 1999 GMT/BST From: lofty >>>>>>>>> PW. Had exactly the same problems as you! Check these items That you are not driving your modem too fast.Example. 28k (say) set at 56k or more. Check with phone co that you do not have call barring or call waiting. ( corrupts signal out and in) Make sure your modem WILL work at the speed it says on the box. Whoever you sign up with, these problems will still exist. lofty Date: Sat May 29 0:26:29 1999 GMT/BST From: Lom hswt- Had a crap few days connection-wise. It was going so well too. Date: Sat May 29 8:43:53 1999 GMT/BST From: gd_anon try infotrade www.infotrade.co.uk Date: Sat May 29 9:24:22 1999 GMT/BST From: PM Why's everyone trying to get everything for free all the time? Surely you don't expect an A1 service if it's free. Maybe in the future, more important is much lower tel charges which I'm sure will come soon. I'm happy paying my £100 a year with globalnet after all what's is the cost over a year peanuts really. We can all lose this in a second on the markets anyway! PM in Bangkok Date: Sat May 29 10:19:07 1999 GMT/BST From: billy3 >> PM If tescos are offering "buy one get one free" then it's not OK that the second free item is sub standard. Advertisers are paying good money to freeserve on the basis that we use it. I got so fed up with it I use another free ISP - callnet - it only takes a few minutes to load after going to their web site. i think it's callnetuk.com. Not evryone wants to pay £100 a year. Because we are britsh we accept crap, the americans expect quality service - look at mytrac - they keep asking customers what they want and their basic service is free. Date: Sat May 29 11:08:33 1999 GMT/BST From: Ginger_bomber Has anyone connected up to Tempo?? Date: Sat May 29 14:24:29 1999 GMT/BST From: Lom hswt- Thinking of signing up to Barclays.net. More for bank account convenience than for the freebee offered. The charges list they show 4p per minute at peak times - is this the going rate or is this cheaper than normal?. Then they have CLI, which I am a bit wary of, seems to be like a way of monitoring who you make calls to, is that correct?. They say they have teamed up with BT, is that the same as BT ISP or just BT providing the lines (as they do everyone else?). Anyone out there have experience of Barclays.net?. Cheers Lom Reply to this thread Please read the warnings before you post a reply. Your nickname: Jon C Suffix: >> (Optional) Text of your reply: Notes: You can put hypertext links in your messages if you prefix the URL with <URL: and suffix it with >. For example, <URL:http://www.esi.co.uk>. Reply \| Back to List \| Search for articles \| Post new article \| Add to my archives -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Warnings The ESI bulletin board is a forum for ESI subscribers to communicate with others . ESI cannot exert any editorial control. We ask all contributors to be responsible in the way in which they use the bulletin board. 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