Re: broadband/Macs

2002-06-24 Thread sonic_echidna
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Lara Hopkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Phillip McGree wrote: The fact is that iiNet just aren't fussed about the Mac market, and Mac users get turfed aside and ignored. I find it entirely depends on which support person you strike at the time. Some are very

Re: broadband/Macs

2002-06-24 Thread Matthew Healey
On 24/6/02 10:34 AM, sonic_echidna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Definately demand. You pay your $30-$300 per month like the Windows users do. You deserve as informed support as they get. Last time I was at iiNet, they had ONE iMac sitting on a desk, unplugged. They only reason they had that is

Re: broadband/Macs

2002-06-24 Thread logrythm
Matthew Healey wrote: On 24/6/02 10:34 AM, sonic_echidna [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Definately demand. You pay your $30-$300 per month like the Windows users do. You deserve as informed support as they get. Last time I was at iiNet, they had ONE iMac sitting on a desk, unplugged. They

Re: broadband/Macs

2002-06-24 Thread Andrew Nielsen
At 11:33 +0800 24/06/2002, Matthew Healey wrote: That said... Those new Bliink plans look quite nice for the lechers among up. :P You might want to check the dictionary definition for lecher before counting yourself as one :-) http://www.dictionary.com/search?q=lecher The slang term

Re: broadband/Macs

2002-06-19 Thread Doug Wilson
on 19/6/02 11:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But iinet techies are doing this, telling people of lack of Mac compatability, I got told this yesterday. Techi said they had one person on a Mac, but it wasn't working well. So, good to hear that it isn't a problem. The iiNet

Re: broadband/Macs

2002-06-19 Thread Shay Telfer
But iinet techies are doing this, telling people of lack of Mac compatability, I got told this yesterday. Techi said they had one person on a Mac, but it wasn't working well. So, good to hear that it isn't a problem. You should find out the tech's name when you speak to them (always a good

Re: broadband/Macs

2002-06-19 Thread Lara Hopkins
Phillip McGree wrote: The fact is that iiNet just aren't fussed about the Mac market, and Mac users get turfed aside and ignored. I find it entirely depends on which support person you strike at the time. Some are very knowledgeable indeed, about OS X in particular. If the support person you

RE: broadband/Macs

2002-06-19 Thread Steve Fellows
@wamug.org.au Subject: Re: broadband/Macs But iinet techies are doing this, telling people of lack of Mac compatability, I got told this yesterday. Techi said they had one person on a Mac, but it wasn't working well. So, good to hear that it isn't a problem. You should find out the tech's name when you