On 13/02/2004, at 3:23 PM, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi all
have gone through the process of signing up to bigpond cable 2 days
ago. A reasonable plan over 2 years with free installation and 2
months free over 24. I rang them about 10 minutes ago to ask a few
questions and mentioned I had a mac
Hi all
have gone through the process of signing up to bigpond cable 2 days
ago. A reasonable plan over 2 years with free installation and 2 months
free over 24. I rang them about 10 minutes ago to ask a few questions
and mentioned I had a mac with OS 10.3.2Well, hold the bus!!!
'could
Chris,
Launch will be fine with 10.3.2. I'm using it on an eMac at home. The
latest version is aware of the unlimited plan works well.
You should go for an ethernet modem which they'll most likely supply.
Cheers
On 13/02/2004, at 5:23 PM, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi all
have gone through
On Fri, 2004-02-13 at 15:23, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi all
have gone through the process of signing up to bigpond cable 2 days
ago. A reasonable plan over 2 years with free installation and 2 months
free over 24.
Just a heads-up: Telstra, like any other internet provider, reserves the
right
I've been bitten by term contracts with ISP can change the terms at any
time clauses. Avoid them like the plague - they're not worth it.
Even worse, they might *not* change the contract and you might wind
up being stuck paying the prices that were current 2 years ago!
Have fun,
Shay
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Hi everybody,
Telstra are responsible for providing a large number of ADSL services,
however the statements recently uttered about Telstra supplying most
(if not all) ADSL services is incorrect. To begin with, the internet
service market is now divided into retailers (the people you as a
.
Cheers
Greg
From: Stuart Elvish [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 17:16:11 +0800
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: Re: Big Pond Broadband
Hi everybody,
Telstra are responsible for providing a large number of ADSL services,
however the statements recently
On 06/02/2004, at 1:19 PM, Bob Jackson wrote:
At 11:26 AM 6/2/04, Matthew Healey eloquently proclaimed...
On 06/02/2004, at 10:49 AM, Bob Jackson wrote:
Generally, the WAMUG list is not a good place to get advice about
Bigpond ADSL or cable because not many members are on Bigpond
, let me provide some
feedback to, and comment on, some of the messages.
On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 12:51, Rick Armstrong wrote:
Switching from iinet Explorer dialup to Big Pond Broadband ADSL
Telstra say plug and play using USB port, they supply free modem and
self installation kit
It appears
As Onno has previously commented, there are no statistics concerning
broadband use by WAMUG members so I am volunteering to conduct a
survey of such usage.
It would be appreciated if broadband users could advise (to me direct
and not the list) the following information -
*name of ISP
Bob
great idea. But also, perhaps include those who would like to be on
broadband, but cannot because of non-accessibility to an exchange etc?
Me for one, and I live in Perth, the suburb of mullaloo. I went onto
telstras' web site and they have a link for people to register their
interest
On 8 Feb 2004, at 2:36 PM, Chris Burton wrote:
Bob
SNIP
great idea.
kind regards
chris
On 08/02/2004, at 1:12 PM, Bob Jackson wrote:
It would be appreciated if broadband users could advise (to me direct
and not the list) the following information -
*name of ISP
*broadband type:
Chris and Bob
I can't get ADSL in Sorrento either!
Sob, sob.
I was hoping to sign up with iiNet's Blink, but:
iiNet is contacting you regarding your Bliink application under the
username rblit.
A full Service Qualification has now been conducted on your nominated phone
line. Unfortunately your
A few comments...
On Sun, 2004-02-08 at 11:36, Onno Benschop wrote:
* Reports on USB modems in my experience have not been too
favourable, least reason being that they require drivers
installed on the computer to which it is connected. This
generally means that
w
On Sunday, February 8, 2004, at 04:38 PM, Rod Blitvich wrote:
Chris and Bob
I can't get ADSL in Sorrento either!
Sob, sob.
I was hoping to sign up with iiNet's Blink, but:
iiNet is contacting you regarding your Bliink application under the
username rblit.
A full Service Qualification has
I must admit (sheepishly) that I have Bigpond Broadband ADSL.
Yes, it is expensive, but I was able to cancel one of our office phone
lines by having it. As well, by having all plans, ie. mobile,
landline, long distance calls etc. with Telstra, I get 15% off all
bills. So pricing should be
Switching from iinet Explorer dialup to Big Pond Broadband ADSL
Telstra say plug and play using USB port, they supply free modem and self
installation kit
(I will probably have to install an additional Ethernet interface as
existing ethernet is networked on a hub to other devices). I am going
If it's plug and play USB, then it's a USB adsl modem. so you wont have to
do anything with ethernet.
- Original Message -
From: Rick Armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 10:21 AM
Subject: Big Pond Broadband
Switching
On Fri, 2004-02-06 at 10:21, Rick Armstrong wrote:
Switching from iinet Explorer dialup to Big Pond Broadband ADSL
Telstra say plug and play using USB port, they supply free modem and self
installation kit
(I will probably have to install an additional Ethernet interface as
existing ethernet
At 10:21 AM 6/2/04, Rick Armstrong eloquently proclaimed...
Switching from iinet Explorer dialup to Big Pond Broadband ADSL
Telstra say plug and play using USB port, they supply free modem and self
installation kit
(I will probably have to install an additional Ethernet interface
On 06/02/2004, at 10:49 AM, Bob Jackson wrote:
Generally, the WAMUG list is not a good place to get advice about
Bigpond ADSL or cable because not many members are on Bigpond
broadband.
That statement on it's own should throw up a big red flag!
- Matt
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At 11:26 AM 6/2/04, Matthew Healey eloquently proclaimed...
On 06/02/2004, at 10:49 AM, Bob Jackson wrote:
Generally, the WAMUG list is not a good place to get advice about
Bigpond ADSL or cable because not many members are on Bigpond
broadband.
That statement on it's own should
Hi Everyone
I must admit (sheepishly) that I have Bigpond Broadband ADSL.
Yes, it is expensive, but I was able to cancel one of our office phone
lines by having it. As well, by having all plans, ie. mobile,
landline, long distance calls etc. with Telstra, I get 15% off all
bills. So pricing
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