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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 14-Jan-19 16:32:37
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We'll pay you to connect our Intel NUC to ur router *DELETED*


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Standard User j0hn83
(experienced) Mon 14-Jan-19 17:30:25
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Re: We'll pay you to connect our Intel NUC to ur router


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I suggest you should have read the rules of the forum before posting this.
Standard User candlerb
(committed) Mon 14-Jan-19 17:44:30
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Re: We'll pay you to connect our Intel NUC to ur router


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Not to mention learning something about the state of Internet connectivity in the UK. You're not going to find many users on this forum who have 100M up and down smile


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Standard User RobertoS
(elder) Mon 14-Jan-19 18:53:26
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Re: We'll pay you to connect our Intel NUC to ur router


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Ah but he wants 100 millibits per second, not Megabits. wink

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