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by Joybells - written on 16.09.06
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I have been with BT broadband since arrival in this country in 2004. Things initially went smoothly until I moved to Ashford Sept 05. I first complained in Oct 05 about connection problems. I can connect but some days it disconnects within a few minutes - once it starts doing this you know you won't be able to remain connected for the rest of ...
by ta_yahoo - written on 29.07.06 (Not useful, 750 readings)
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For the last 1 1/2 years my broadband connection from BT got patchier and patchier with a growing number of disconnections and when they occured they also got longer (up to 15 mins). This could happen once to three times per day for long enough that I would use it. My wife who uses MSN Messenger a lot noticed shorter outages and says she’d lose ...
by winstonpedlar - written on 27.09.02 (Useful, 182 readings)
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After having this service for 7 months i am now totally fed up. On a number of occasions BT have cut me of with no explanation why my account was terminated. Then they require you to send them an email to find out why. how can you when they are your ISP and have cut you of. Normally takes a few days before they reconnect me. The make ...
by gconwaydave - written on 22.08.02 (Somewhat useful, 220 readings)
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I signed up for BT's Anytime internet service just over a year ago! At first I was happy with the service from bt. It was only around £10.00 a month to use the 24 hour 7 day a week service! Great I Thought! But after a month things started to go hill. I spent most of the day trying to connect to the net! This could last for over a ...
by mrwolf - written on 29.07.02
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You guys get what you pay for, I'm sat on the helpdesk right now, if you want always on, then pay up - Advantages: me, me, me - Disadvantages: dumb, idiot, customers
by brother_x - written on 25.07.02 (Useful, 186 readings)
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BT Internet used to be good. I originally signed up because they had an offer where you got Wireplay and BT Internet for £10 a month. They then introduced weekend and evening free access. I think that was the start of their downfall. Soon after they did this their service was getting slower and you frequently got engaged tones when trying ...
by webcore - written on 16.07.02 (Useful, 253 readings)
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Anyone who is familiar with BT Internet will know this opinion isn?t going to be singing any praises! Bt Internet charges customers £14.99 per month for their ?Anytime? service. This service apparently allows customers to connect 24/7 - hence the name ?Anytime?. What BT fails to make clear is that you are disconnected every 2 hours to ...
by phoenixbbs - written on 11.06.02 (Very useful, 129 readings)
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I was on BTinternet for over 2 years, and in that time I have seen them reduce their "service levels" quite dramatically. I was once classified as a "heavy user" and forced to use an alternative dialup number. This number provided you with a TERRIBLE level of service (because they didn`t want you to stay with them). ...
by safcok - written on 16.05.02 (Useful, 31 readings)
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I chose to use btinternet as my ISP when I got my computer just over a year ago. I have a BT phone line so I thought it would make things easier. I decided to get a surf package which allows me to surf from 6pm-8am and all day at the weekends. However, the price has gone up twice in the last year, and I have a feeling BT would rather we all surfed ...
by - written on 17.03.02
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BT must be the most overated, terrible, attrocious, every bad word under the sun would not amount up to what I think or have to say about BT internet! My change of mind was affected last eyar when I was told that I was using the internet far too much and changed to a more frequent users dial up which actually happened to connect slower and once ...
by Anf|eld - written on 01.03.02 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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Well, I used to be with btinternet anytime. And in the begining it was very reliable, easy to use. Certainly very quick for a dial up connection, but.......... along came the big advertising campaign. That was when all started to go downhill. The connection started slowing, only a little, but pages were taking longer, and you ...
by kornkid2001 - written on 27.02.02 (Very useful, 127 readings)
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Biggest telephone company in the united kingdom?? well then why isnt their internet providing technologies that good. Bt anytime is a disgrace to the internet world. the connection speeds are slow as anything and somtimes it takes about 20 or so tries to connect to the service and even then it takes 6 minutes for you to be disconnected again. ...
by Simon_Y2J - written on 15.02.02 (Somewhat useful, 30 readings)
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I've been using BT Anytime for a few months after the adverts suggested for £14.99 a month you gert "24 hour fast internet access". However, this is not the case. It usually takes about 3 or 4 attempts to connect and most of the time you get disconnected after about half an hour which is very annoying. The helpline costs 50p per ...
by - written on 09.02.02
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This account offers free Internet access every evening from 1800 to 0000 via a 0800 number, and all weekend (1800 Friday to 0000 Sunday) with access costing 2p per minute at all other times. Subscription costs £9.99 per month This account is available to customers of any telephone company unlike FRIACO and SurfTime based offers, which are ...
by markbuk - written on 01.01.02 (Very useful, 583 readings)
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BT Internet About 8 years ago, I purchased a new Compaq PC. As I eagerly open the boxes and lifted the unit out, a small green envelope marked "CompuServe" fell to the floor. Thus began my illustrious, extensive and sometime frustrating journey on the electronic superhighway we all know as the Internet. I remained ...
by nytemare - written on 09.12.01 (Very useful, 243 readings)
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This op has been written to warn people of BTINTERNET so here it is I brought this computer in July and I paid £3,000 for it in cash and when I got it home and unpacked it and set it all up I was very excited at the prospect of the superb things that i would find on the Internet(and no not porn) and i was looking forward to making my ...
by gazisrocky - written on 20.11.01 (Very useful, 267 readings)
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BTinternet ********** BTinternet the any time package which guarantees users to spend as much time online as they want, or not as the case may be. BTinternet may not be the best ISP around, but most the time they are trying to improve their service. Are there any problems? Well in my opinion there have been ...
by Dalesman - written on 07.11.01 (Very useful, 2096 readings)
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After much consideration I decided to duplicate this opinion as a warning to other potential BT Anytime clients, as I felt with the current IT climate this should be posted sooner, rather than later. ~~~0o0o0~~~ I have been a member of BTanytime since it started 18 months ago, and until the middle of September I would have ...
by I Like Blue - written on 29.10.01 (Very useful, 558 readings)
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• Update - 29 Jan 02 • It seems that despite all the complaints and the appearances on BBC's Watchdog programme, BT are still giving it's customers the bird. How many of you other BT Internet (Openworld) customers noticed the following 'error messages' (I actually had this up on my profile page for a ...
by Jon Tech - written on 12.10.01 (Very useful, 150 readings)
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Forget the 'net! Why not phone the latest premium rate 'wind-your-self-up' line. Infact, for a modest £14.95 monthly subscription fee, your are entitled to call your own themed operator, who will then engage you for as long as your patience holds out. Hot themes include 'impossible account conundrums', 'Tech ...










