You have had a similar experience to mine with BT Engineers.
I kept getting Line Engineers who said the Telephone was working properly and Broadband was nothing to do with them.
It took a lot of hassle to get a Broadband Engineer.
At one point I wrote to the Director of Residential Broadband and the responce was quick and the problem sorted.
The next time I wrote, I was ignored!!

Correct! Sorry for the delayed reply.

I last one. I cut the trace as soon as it routed to DE.

http://www.itistimed.com/what-is-my-ip/ip-location/N...

Nick

Edited by deleted (Sat 09-Mar-13 10:46:21)

In reply to a post by scottie4642:

Correct! Sorry for the delayed reply.

Which one of my posts was correct?

The one which told of your trials and tribulations with AOL

In reply to a post by scottie4642:

The one which told of your trials and tribulations with AOL

That may have been somebody else - I've only been concerned about checking your line performance from the test socket and with your home wiring in this thread

Sorry I thought that I had replied on the Forum entry.

It was something linked to my post which had been entered by "northcall" re;"Xrayspex" "Limked"
Hope this clears it up.

In reply to a post by scottie4642:

It was something linked to my post which had been entered by "northcall" re;"Xrayspex" "Limked"
Hope this clears it up.

Ah! normcall's post on Thu 07-Mar-13 20:54:30 - I'm with you now. Yes dealing with ISP's can be a hassle

In reply to a post by 4M2:

Which one of my posts was correct?

The 1 OP replied to: http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/general/t/4218472-r...