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Eircom Announce Free ISDN Connection and reconnection aug 8th - oct 21st

Sponge Bob · 2005-07-17 21:51:33

This takes the form of an upgrade to your analogue line. It is frequently a very good way to get Eircom out to test and clean up your line if you keep failing for BB and are closeish to an exchange .

17-07-2005 9:51pm

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This takes the form of an upgrade to your analogue line. It is frequently a very good way to get Eircom out to test and clean up your line if you keep failing for BB and are closeish to an exchange .

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#2 17-07-2005 9:54pm

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I wonder if they'll offer free ISDN Disconnection also! I'm moving to a hopefully BB enabled house in Letterkenny, so I'll need to have ISDN disconnected/disabled (or whatever the proper terminology is).

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#3 17-07-2005 10:08pm

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free too .

http://www.eircom.ie/About/Activities/pending.pdf

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#4 17-07-2005 10:24pm

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Wow, thanks.

Would you be so kind as to try making a reply to my new thread on the subject?

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#5 17-07-2005 10:26pm

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Is the speed of ISDN guaranteed? Or is it just like the lack of FIA speed on POTS?

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#6 17-07-2005 10:31pm

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yes, its 64k or nothing, therefore its easier to get engineers out to fix if it goes wrong unlike the constantly variable Irish analogue line.

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#7 17-07-2005 10:40pm

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Ok cool, I'll get on to those folks in Dalkey who can't even get 4kbps on their phone lines.

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#8 18-07-2005 12:33am

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Isn't this stuff obsolete with the supposed Amber Programme? I don't know if there's any evidence of its existence, mind you.

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#9 18-07-2005 6:45am

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I've a largish thread here where I'm having trouble getting BB in Clonee, How will this effect me if I get the dreaded FAIL? Are the gained speeds much above the regualr 56K I have atm...?

Cheers in Advance...

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