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awwww poor u lol

Green! - Why the hell not

pish ;)

^ LOL

lol yeah suppose.

Your all the same you important people lol

Whats Daz done lol ;) :rasp: No probs, hope it goes ok for you :)

^ Yep

lol dont know what happend there. My replys came out in the wrong order lol.

Have to agree but it's abit pricey.

Only a few minutes lol not a day ;)

I would always check with Tesco after you move to Sky as you dont want a bill next month from Tesco for no reason lol. It's hard to say mate. I have only ever seen a few migrations go wrong but that was always down to the new ISP . When my dad moved from AOL to Sky it was changed over in about...

Also when you get your MAC code from Tesco it is valid for 30 days.

Your internet doesn't go down when you get your MAC code. If everything goes smoothly with the migration you should only experience about a few minutes of downtime if that!

For you yeah as you have a good looking line lol. Just depends on Sky, should be around 10 days. Just need to get your MAC code from Tesco. No probs BTW

This is the important bit. Line Attenuation 18 US Line Attenuation 20 So you have got a 20db Line Attenuation for d/stream which is pretty darn good lol :) If Sky get your connection right then you could be looking at a full connection speed. Shame you cant get Be Unlimted in your area...

So you are getting exactly. 2.21875 Mbps D/stream 0.28125 Mbps U/stream Are you on Tesco's 2Mb package?? No thats not the MAC code you need to migrate. You need to get that from Tesco. ** EDIT*** Tesco only go upto 2Mbps so you are basically getting a full connection :)

When you do find the make of your router then follow instructions from here. http://www.dslzoneuk.net/adsl_line_stats.php

To cut a long story short if you log into your routers status pages you will be able to see exactly what sync speed you have on your line. It will also display the Line Attenuation in db which is basically how to determine the actual length of your line. "The greater the resistance to the...

^ This is the thing. Your distance is "as the crow flies" and when it comes down to working out your best possible speed it has no relevance. Its the actual "real" length of your line that counts which could be any lengh. Do you have a router i.e Netgear....? Dont get me wrong your pretty...

you know it makes sense lol ;)

No Sky are good my Dad uses Sky but they don't go up to 20Mbps. So looking at that you can get Sky LLU which is good. Just need to find out what kind of speed you can achieve. Who are you with at present and how do you connect to the net i.e modem or router?

^ You will need good bandwidth of you want to download and play on live at the same time with no lag. Just browse which ISP's you can choose from via DSL zone and take it from there. Sky only go upto 16Mbps.

No point deciding untill you know who you can go with. www.dslzoneuk.net has all the answers :)

I would say it would be worth paying the extra £££ to get the best possible signal / coverage.

standard coverage - up to 54Mbps (Wireless-G)Entry level option for use in modest properties, e.g. flats, apartments, small houses. Light usage - typically used for Internet surfing, emailing, online chat and small file transfers. standard+ coverage - up to 108Mbps (Super G)For use in modest...

^ LOL. Dont you just love em.

Yeah I have read that creating a new account/profile solves the issue.

Righ ok I thought it might have been that. Yeah cant seem to find anything on it. Other people have reported the problem but cant seem to find an answer.

whats the issue??