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# 77356 15-Feb-2011 11:41
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Is anyone else having issues with some sites not loading on telecom?

I can't access http://community.mycolts.net/ or http://www.madcrossfit.com or http://forum.colts.com

yet all of these websites work over my vodafone mobile connection.  Is this Telecoms server farms playing up again?

Any help much appreciated. 

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  # 439708 15-Feb-2011 11:48
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BigMal: Is anyone else having issues with some sites not loading on telecom?

I can't access http://community.mycolts.net/ or http://www.madcrossfit.com or http://forum.colts.com

yet all of these websites work over my vodafone mobile connection.  Is this Telecoms server farms playing up again?

Any help much appreciated. 


Yip, Couldn't connect to Boingboing or Metvuw.com at home this morning, I know its Telecom as we also  have them as our ISP at work and the same sites also fail to load there.

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  # 439754 15-Feb-2011 12:42
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Please each of you impacted, report this hrere http://www.geekzone.co.nz/fault.asp




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  # 439765 15-Feb-2011 13:02
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Please follow up to existing discussion http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=39&topicid=77355





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