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Thread ID: 111510	2010-07-30 12:54:00	Please suggest me an unlimited broadband plan	reg.newlife (15911)	PC World Chat

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1123453	2010-07-30 23:28:00	sorry but i am not getting " if you hv your power with Trustpower" , what does it mean ? :confused: i actually found a unlimited plan in Kinect , that's quite suitable for me ! :punk But can any current user give some comment about it ? Thank you ! :clap You have to have your power/electricity supply with TrustPower to get their broadband service.	Netsukeninja (13296)
1123454	2010-07-30 23:31:00	um...actually i am not familiar with the internet connection stuffs..i am just using the router that telecom provided . I hv already given lots of phone calls to Telecom to try to solve the problem but unfortunately there is not much they can do :o Also I hv to spend a lot of time for it, it pissed me off very much :mad: basically try a friends router and see if it helps. the freebies are not known to be great. or use your one at your mates place who has broadband. request a line check and maybe the chorus dudes will fix it for you. for me before i had only 2Mbit or 3Mbit speed and then suddenly I had huge static which my modem couldn't connect at all, chorus guy came and replaced cables and now i get 5Mbit :D note that if it is relatively static free like before with us at 2 or 3Mbit it may be within tolerance so they might not do anything ....	Nomad (952)
1123455	2010-07-30 23:35:00	You may not get better service with a different ISP if there is a fault somewhere . A dodgy router, faulty filters or crappy phone line etc could cause disconnection problems, these things would not change if you changed ISP . I assume you did try to get Telecom to fix the problem? . telecom . co . nz/images/4/thomsonmodem_wirelesspage . jpg" target="_blank">www . telecom . co . nz If you have that thing, I suggest you take it outside, and take any kind of hammer you may have to it . Then go out an buy a decent one . Those are worse than a kilo piece of doggy doodoo . omfg that's the modem i using :stare: what brand of modem do u suggest ? Is TP-link okay ?	reg.newlife (15911)
1123456	2010-07-31 00:05:00	omfg that's the modem i using :stare: what brand of modem do u suggest ? Is TP-link okay ? Are you connected wirelessly by any chance? I would suggest Linksys, which is what I use. But they are a tad expensive. Borrow a router from someone and try and see if your connection is still unstable to be sure. But from experience that Telecom modem is a POS. I had disabled wireless on it and used a much older Linksys access point to give us wireless.	Cato (6936)
1123457	2010-07-31 00:25:00	The Telecom routers are cheap but I wouldn't expect them to disconnect all the time. It's more likely a wiring\filter problem	Agent_24 (57)
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