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Ireland free ISP number needed - HELP !

Martin1974 · 2005-01-27 10:38:22

Hi Guys Does anyone know a phone number, username and password for a free ISP in Ireland, Dublin area preferable? I need a direct number, i.e. 01-######## as 1800- and 1890- numbers are blocked on my line. I used elivefree for years now and can't seem to be able to log in anymore. PS, I've tried to search the board but it…

27-01-2005 10:38am

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Martin1974

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Hi Guys
Does anyone know a phone number, username and password for a free ISP in Ireland, Dublin area preferable?

I need a direct number, i.e. 01-######## as 1800- and 1890- numbers are blocked on my line.

I used elivefree for years now and can't seem to be able to log in anymore.

PS, I've tried to search the board but it does not bring any results.

any help will be appreciated.

Thanks
Martin

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#2 27-01-2005 10:45am

ro2

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Try these:

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=32425

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#3 27-01-2005 10:55am

Martin1974

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Thanks, however these are all out of date.
None of them is working....

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#4 27-01-2005 10:59am

lomb

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dont think ul have any luck theyve all change to 1890 or something like that since 2002
if u were really stuck u could dial a uk isp but of course charges ........

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#5 27-01-2005 12:58pm

BrianD

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Cheapskate! Get a subscription or go to a cafe! All the direct dial STD numbers are long gone.

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#6 27-01-2005 1:44pm

Martin1974

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Gee thanks Brian !

1. I have ADSL at home for more than 3 years (used to pay 107 euros a month for that...)
2. I'm at work and have a PC connected to LAN.
3. This is for a laptop that can not be connected to the LAN from security reasons.

is that more clear?

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#7 27-01-2005 3:15pm

bofs

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Martin
o2 do a local number dial up access
01 2461027 for dublin, all the other numbers are posted on their website
the generic username is 'register@o2.ie'
password is 'guest'
If this username and password does not work you may have register

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#8 27-01-2005 3:51pm

tck

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BrianD wrote:

Cheapskate! Get a subscription or go to a cafe! All the direct dial STD numbers are long gone.

now that's a silly statement!

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#9 27-01-2005 4:06pm

Martin1974

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bofs,
That's a SNAP !
I eventually did that as I'm an O2 customer and am registered with them.

Still if anyone knows one or what happened to elivefree I'll be gratefull.

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