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nutshell.netNewest Review: ... like certain other ISPs I shall not mention. This package suited me to a T. The attraction of unmetered access after the time limited connections of TFI being the icing on the cake. The registration and installation of the connection software went like a dream. After tapping in my Card details I was able to download the connection software and start surfing the Web within five minutes. The ... more |
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by Ian Proudfoot - written on 29.11.01 (Very useful, 66 readings)
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You know this whole internet thing is really starting to disappoint me. Most of the websites out there are full of more trash than the local rubbish tip, downloading MP3s has become a drag. (How many times have I found a supposed rarity and found it’s either not the artist in question or of such poor quality it might as well been recorded underwater by a tone deaf man wearing ear plugs). However it is not the content that has disappointed me the most but the way that I have to connect to the web. Yes were back to everyone’s favourite topic Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Like bog paper they’re something that most people don’t want to talk ...
by GraWar - written on 14.11.01 (Very useful, 98 readings)
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Im currently going through a stage in my life that all internet users seem to go through sooner or later. I'm sure a large number of you are familiar with this phase, it's quite simple. You splash out on an internet provider only for them to let you down completely. So you try another one. This is good until this one lets you down. I'm afraid to report that Net in a Nutshell has become the 3rd in a current row of 4 to let me down. I signed up to Net in a Nutshell after being let down by the collapse of BigBlueSky and then by 08002go. The offer looked reasonably tempting. £9-99 a month for free phone internet access whenever you wanted it, 24 hours a ...
by - written on 11.10.01
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UPDATE 22/10/01 Due to cirumstances beyond Nutshell's control, the Internet service is currently suspended. All enquiries should be directed by e-mail to cancel@nutshell.net The above is an email from nutshell. Ps: If you're reading this and you're a dooyou member who can't be bothered to log on and rate, I hope your ISP goes pop. ********************************************* Second-hand car dealers and double glazing salesmen hold the top two spots in the UK's league of shame for complaints to consumer champion the Office of Fair Trading. But coming up on fast on the rails - with a hefty 50,000 ...
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