talktalk

[Austin_KW]

Try this program - free down load - it took me from 2 Mbs on Talktalk to 7 Mbs. I even get 500K across the Atlantic 5,000 miles.

http://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php

Merry Christmas and Happy New year to everyone if I'm not on again this month. There is worse than talktalk - my laptop connected to my neighbours router by mistake - on Virgin - I thought I was back on dial up! It costs a lot more too. I'm on Talk 3 Intenational - £20.50 a month and I can call cell phones in North america for free amongst other things like 7 Mbs broadband - and I'll call my friend in France this weekend for free.

Originally Posted by Mike10613

500k across the Atlantic is not good; talktalk seem to bottleneck on their own uk network, international routing is often better. Eg at peak times when I get 1.5mbs to the uk tests I can ofter get better than 9mbs to the dublin test servers. You may still want to increase your tcp rx window for the higher latency.

This is my current test to the us west coast, and this is low for this time of night.

[keef737]

If talk talk dont provide you with the services they say the would then that is breach of contract then your monthly bill must come to less money minus phone call costs and the costs of your time I wouldnt spend time argueing with them just escalate the the problem if there not interested then go to arbitration and get a refund

[DennyBubbles]

I've noticed this topic has been going since 2005. Just to let anyone new here that they still have the same problems.
A friend has just had her contract cancelled and had all her payments ordered to be returned by the Ombudsman. She had signed up in December, managed to get web access by February and had problems with every part of their 'business package'.
Emails are still taking weeks to get answered, if at all and phone calls take you through a maze of departments before finally ending up where you began.
It is a pity people do not find these forums until after parting with their cash and/or signing a contract.

[pooksahib]

Hi. After a lot of googling, I finally worked out how to logon to my 15mb of free webspace. Now I need to know how to configure it so that others can see it. I don't need a fancy site, I just intend to have a list of sound files for others to download. Using filezilla, I uploaded a 'test' file (all shook up) and this is how my site looks when I logon:


(As you probably know, the files 'ftpquota' and 'index' are there by default.)

When I start my browser afresh and type in www.lionheart.talktalk.net I end up with talktalk's own homepage. What do I need to do so that anyone typing my webaddress into their browser sees MY page?

Thanks in advance of any assistance offered.

[Scoobs]

Upload your files replacing index.html or index.htm with your own

[pooksahib]

Got it. Thank you kindly.

[frozen123]

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