Anytime..so slow
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Joined: Mar 2001
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From: UK/Spain
I've been using Freeserve Anytime for a few months now with no problems, but for the last 4 days it seems to have come to a grinding halt. I can't get any pages on any sites to load.
I'm now using the old 'pay as you go' dial up number and everything is working fine.
Anybody else having this problem or is it me?
I'm now using the old 'pay as you go' dial up number and everything is working fine.
Anybody else having this problem or is it me?

Joined: Mar 2000
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From: Winchester.Hants.England
Zep.................
I've just gone on to AT from the old "Freeserve Unlimited" which is being phased out.
So far not too bad, the 2 problems I seem to be getting are 1)When loading a new page or site the blue band at the bottom of the screen keeps getting stuck with one item remaining.
2)When I click on something, nothing happens, sometimes for AGES (2minutes)
I've just gone on to AT from the old "Freeserve Unlimited" which is being phased out.
So far not too bad, the 2 problems I seem to be getting are 1)When loading a new page or site the blue band at the bottom of the screen keeps getting stuck with one item remaining.
2)When I click on something, nothing happens, sometimes for AGES (2minutes)
Joined: May 2001
Posts: 41
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From: Norfolk
Zep and Flybywyre
I have just converted to Freeserve Anytime from Hometime. I am experiencing the problems you both have! Coupled with this each time I tried to connect to the Internet, dial up kept receiving an engaged tone! Finally got another number from Freeserve, got in but all the problems are still there.
It is sooo frustrating to sit waiting for that one item remaining and nothing happens!
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I have just converted to Freeserve Anytime from Hometime. I am experiencing the problems you both have! Coupled with this each time I tried to connect to the Internet, dial up kept receiving an engaged tone! Finally got another number from Freeserve, got in but all the problems are still there.
It is sooo frustrating to sit waiting for that one item remaining and nothing happens!
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Joined: Mar 2001
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From: UK/Spain
I have managed to speed things up a bit by changing the dial up number. Freeserve can do this automatically from their website and this may be some help:
www.freeserve.com/time/anytime/friaco
www.freeserve.com/time/anytime/friaco

Joined: Oct 2000
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From: Exeter UK
Ring 151 & persuade them to increase the gain to "3". That's the optimum level for internet performance before over-amplification increases any nasty line noise and you cannot connect at all! Gain is not the panacea that some people think though.




