Elite 11+ The Olympic GOLD Jibber Jabber Squad

QPR10

myrtleturtle wrote: »

well enjoy your research

links should keep you going for a while

opps forgot on free 1881 census on ancestry

http://search.ancestry.co.uk/search/db.aspx?dbid=7572

Always look at the original dont just rely on the transcriptions done by Americans for the 1881 & outsourced to India & convicts for 1901.

The indexing on Ancestry isnt too good I prefer Find My Past but thats another subscription

I'm waiting for the washing machine, waiting for Skinny Cat to finish her food with her tablet in it & watching CBB so will start clearing pm box & post link etc in a bit

lookinforabargain

celebrate wrote: »

Anyone know what time the form is up and running again pls
In the morning please

Should be up and running in time for the BS glitch :rotfl::rotfl:

Gemini_Jes

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

The thing is, BT still own the infrastructure. I'm with TalkTalk and pay my line rental to TT but the line is still a BT line. The one and only time I had to call them about a fault I got the guy I signed up to TT through (Carphone Warehouse Manager) to do it for me (HC doesn't do phone calls very well) and he said that although he had dialled TT customer service to report the fault, it would be a BT engineer in a plain white van that would be out to do the repair.

I am with TalkTalk for both telephone and internet but for the last six months or so my internet connection has been unreliable, often no connection or very slow. Have called them several times and they test the line, can't find any fault and then connection is OK for a few weeks. Am so fed up with it now that am considering a different internet provider or fibre optic...would this make the connection more reliable?
My contract with TalkTalk has ended so they keep calling me to renew and offer me a cheaper rate but I keep stalling as reliability is more important than cost as my husband often works from home and needs internet.
Any advice would be appreciated..:):)

myrtleturtle

thanks QPR
did warn tricia89 to double check transcription in pm and sent her a fair few links to get her going
as you say not always correct, i've reported a few correction myself that were very obvious not bothered with properly as perfectly readable.

so hate to pay for anything and rarely do.

QPR10 wrote: »

Always look at the original dont just rely on the transcriptions done by Americans for the 1881 & outsourced to India & convicts for 1901.

The indexing on Ancestry isnt too good I prefer Find My Past but thats another subscription

I'm waiting for the washing machine, waiting for Skinny Cat to finish her food with her tablet in it & watching CBB so will start clearing pm box & post link etc in a bit

Miss_Laid

nahteb20 wrote: »

LOl i live in Ebbw vale

My dad was a Beaufort boy but the majority of his family live in Ebbw

Christmasshopper

Good evening Elite.
I haven't had time to read back, so apologies if this has already been mentioned, the pink fizzy wine is still working in A's

neosi

zippydooda wrote: »

ithought it was due at 11.08pm, just watched the vidoeo - what good sights

Spaceweather shows Two passes for me tonight, just checked tomorrows which are

17 Aug 20:36 - W
17 Aug 22:12 - W

Westvleteren wrote: »

Good camera is set up in the middle of the lawn and the stars are twinkling.

:T Looking forward to seeing someone elses pics, mine are too grainy, you'll get more stars aswell, too much light pollution down here

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

The thing is, BT still own the infrastructure. I'm with TalkTalk and pay my line rental to TT but the line is still a BT line.

Yeah thats right, Its a separate company called BT Openreach, they are meant to run indepenantly from the rest of BT...! Mmmm !!

myrtleturtle

night all , off to bed for me:D

zippydooda

lookinforabargain wrote: »

Should be up and running in time for the BS glitch :rotfl::rotfl:

what time do i set the alarm for:D

HappyChappy84

Gemini_Jes wrote: »

I am with TalkTalk for both telephone and internet but for the last six months or so my internet connection has been unreliable, often no connection or very slow. Have called them several times and they test the line, can't find any fault and then connection is OK for a few weeks. Am so fed up with it now that am considering a different internet provider or fibre optic...would this make the connection more reliable?
My contract with TalkTalk has ended so they keep calling me to renew and offer me a cheaper rate but I keep stalling as reliability is more important than cost as my husband often works from home and needs internet.
Any advice would be appreciated..:):)

If the fault is in the line or the green box at the end of the street or even the exchange then I would think the fault would still be there regardless of who you go with, unless you go fibre, which is a totally different kettle of fish altogether. If the problem is your modem/router then getting another companies by switching to them should fix this. But unless you know this is actually the fault it's not worth going out and buying a new router.:(

Westies internet was playing up recently the way you have described but we put it down to the kids breaking up for the summer holidays. I think it's settled down now though so could just be one of those things.