NTL scrapping cable modems ?

gandalf

Well according to this article in the Indo they have !!!!

http://www.independent.ie/2001/15/n01o.shtml

Bugger looks like we will be relying on Eircon now. I really hope this is not true.

Gandalf.

bubbles

Yup, ppl here are happy bout it for some reason !!

F UCK IT !!! NTL where so close to my house... cheap *******s.

tHE vAGGABOND

does trying to save 250 million still classify them as cheam

sutty

hold on tv as well......i mean the internet i could understand..... BUT TV!!!!!!! I WANT 22 CHANNELS TO LOOK AT !!!!!!!

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Ciaran Sutcliffe
aka: sutty
[HIV]sutty
For a good time goto:
http://www.hotinternetvirgins.com

Dustaz

Jaysus ****ing wept. I was so looking forward to hooking up with ntl and calling eircon and telling them where to put there 'services'.
Is there no end to the consumer raping?

Lenny

what about the people who already have to netwokr installed ?
and the people who already have cable modem will they be canceled ?

Paladin

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">The news comes as Eircom tests its DSL technology which will allow similar services.</font>

/me smells freshly dropped ****.
Test my ****ing ass. What are they gonna do, exclaim "Wow! We have done it Watson! DSL! Its ALIVE!!" ??!!?

We know it works. Just install it goddamn it.

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Celt

Go to IOL.ie and check the tech news.

El_Presidente

And they said I was stupid to order an ISDN line when "cable is just around the corner"

face it lads, ISDN is the only way you will be getting an lpb connect any time soon.

Void

Related article on The Register:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/6/16131.html

NTL has denied the report, and the reg adds an interesting bit at the bottom:

Of course, we'd being doing a disservice if we didn't point out that the Independent is owned by Independent Newspapers, which also owns Chorus - a company offering exactly the same sort of service in Ireland, based on the same technology.

Also, on the Irish Times:
http://www.ireland.com/newspaper/finance/2001/0117/fin12.htm


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Firefox

Yea, but check this out lads.....


http://www.electricnews.net/news.html?code=870962