Wireless BB With BT
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Wireless BB With BT
Does anyone here use BT Wireless broadband?
Any comments?
I am looking at the 2mg download, montly limit of 20gig.
For £26pm seems pretty good.
Any comments?
I am looking at the 2mg download, montly limit of 20gig.
For £26pm seems pretty good.
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Originally Posted by jaytc2003
bulldog broadband do a 2 meg unlimited for 24.99 a month.
Do you get the wireless gear though with BT? If you do, I know that their wireless routers/modems are cr@p
Do you get the wireless gear though with BT? If you do, I know that their wireless routers/modems are cr@p
Obviously if it plays up they will send me a new one.
Any real objections to their gear?
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I've been with BT BB for over a year now.. initially with wired connection but have recently upgraded to their wireless routers and have had zero problems with them so far
I use the 2MB unlimited btw
I use the 2MB unlimited btw
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Originally Posted by fitzscoob
Does anyone here use BT Wireless broadband?
Any comments?
I am looking at the 2mg download, montly limit of 20gig.
For £26pm seems pretty good.
Any comments?
I am looking at the 2mg download, montly limit of 20gig.
For £26pm seems pretty good.
I am considering moving to ZEN. Due to BT capping the connection.
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thanks for the replies people, pretty sure I will have to put my hand into my pocket and sort this out soon
Cant have a house without internet connection!
Cant have a house without internet connection!
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I have had BT broadband 2gig lilmit for 3 months nothing bad about the service so far!A bit of a mix up on the activation date. Nothing to serious though
The wireless router i have, sometimes its good others times it ****! As a modem it does the job. As a wireless router, wel???????? although i have sorted the problem now. I do get full signal all over the house.
I changed the channel it was transmitting on form 8 to 11 and now it works great! I think my phone and video transmitter were on channel 8 as well so there was interference!
Adam
The wireless router i have, sometimes its good others times it ****! As a modem it does the job. As a wireless router, wel???????? although i have sorted the problem now. I do get full signal all over the house.
I changed the channel it was transmitting on form 8 to 11 and now it works great! I think my phone and video transmitter were on channel 8 as well so there was interference!
Adam
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if you are intending on usinging your router to vpn to a work connection I would stay clear of the BT wireless router
if you are just wanting to browse the internet,
you will get it much cheaper i.e e7
but when you go with a firm such as BT, Tescos , Demon, Zen, AOL , Tiscalli you will get good after sales and little problems - you pays your money
if you are just wanting to browse the internet,
you will get it much cheaper i.e e7
but when you go with a firm such as BT, Tescos , Demon, Zen, AOL , Tiscalli you will get good after sales and little problems - you pays your money
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Originally Posted by Legacy4x4Turbo
I've been wit BT for the past 2 yrs or so.........
Got a wireless router setup (bought it myself - DG834g)
NEVER had a problem with them.......
Phil
Got a wireless router setup (bought it myself - DG834g)
NEVER had a problem with them.......
Phil
They aren't the cheapest, but when I signed up there was no BB alternative. Now I'm kinda locked in as I don't want to change my email address, but all the freebies etc. make up for the cost imho.
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Originally Posted by WRX_Rich
if you are intending on usinging your router to vpn to a work connection I would stay clear of the BT wireless router
(I recently changed from wired to wireless BT Voyagers)
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