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#58114 8-Mar-2010 14:55

Can't access non NZ sites!
- yahoo, google, facebook, nothing!
- national sites very slow too

On Telecom, in CHristchurch.

Is it just me or anyone else having same problems?

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#305420 8-Mar-2010 15:03

i'm thinking got something to do with the oscars?

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#305430 8-Mar-2010 15:31

It's been pretty slow the last week or so for me.

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#305432 8-Mar-2010 15:36

International sites - working fine for me. I am in Australia and FB etc all work for me. Must be to do with your ISP?

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#305482 8-Mar-2010 17:49

Seems pretty normal to me.

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#305488 8-Mar-2010 18:13

TNZ in Wellington very very slow. Though I have no attempted to restart the router yet.

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#305492 8-Mar-2010 18:26

Slingshot domestic and international working fine.

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#305495 8-Mar-2010 18:32

suddenly back to normal. (no nothing to do with router restart - did that right from the beginning)

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#305496 8-Mar-2010 18:34

joker97: suddenly back to normal. (no nothing to do with router restart - did that right from the beginning)

Sorry I tripped over the cable I have now plugged it back in

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#305594 9-Mar-2010 07:28

johnr:
Sorry I tripped over the cable I have now plugged it back in

Lol!

/Funny 'cause it's true...

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#305650 9-Mar-2010 11:54

SO, that's what actually happened to XT the last few times ... mmm and john key's theory on who stole the emails ... mmm

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#307465 15-Mar-2010 18:10

is there any chance you can put the plug back in aussie sites are slow/failing to load

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