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Stan

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#153672 4-Oct-2014 14:22
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Last night I was woken up by a large thunderstorm that seemed to be directly over head.
Went to use the net this morning and we have no sync tested the phone line and it seemed fuzzy and cut out.
Friends also on naked vdsl on the same cabinet and they get no sync.
Is my equipment more likely to be cooked or the road side cabinet? I don't have a spare vdsl modem to test my connection, I can however log into my modem so I assume it is not that..

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johntynz
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  #1147214 4-Oct-2014 14:50
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Ring 120 Faults.  get them to check as the landline is "fuzzy"

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