On Sun, 1 Feb 2015 05:00:22 +0100, Danny Claude
wrote:<2015020105002243658-antigel@synchronicitycom>
>On 2015-02-01 01:51:50 +0100, Don Q <don@theotherroom.com> said:
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>> ...for all your great posts so far.
>>
>> And I am not alone when I say I hope you continue to enrich our lives
>> with your fascinating choices!
>>
>>
>> Thanks!!!
>
>You're welcome Don Q.
>to severe (and yet unexplained!) problems in reception. All my TV
>programs (via cable) went to garbage every minute.
>Though I emitted several complaints to my ISP, they never solved the
>side.
>
I think you'll find this site worth your time. Not only are there
other knowledgable users of the ISP in your same area, there are
explanations of tools you can use to get information needed to help
you show support there actually is a problem. That includes how to
poll your modem to view error logs that you can submit along with your
request to prove there is a problem. In some cases discussion is
assisted by a representative of the companies support team.
The simplest way to resolve an issue is to declare it doesn't exist.
It's a dirty trick but it weeds out those who have nothing better to
do than harass support. The challenge is to get them to escalate your
report to a high enough level it reaches someone who recognizes there
is a problem and can actually do something about it.
http://www.dslreports.com/
>And then, 10 days ago, while I was watching ATW I suddenly realized
>that I'd had 20 minutes with no trouble at all!
>I don't know how long it will last, but I've begun to record again the
>NHK World programs.
Well if you wondered if anybody was watching I guess you know now!
Thanks again for sharing these. You are doing a wonderful job all
around.
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