Re: COX Wichita
Jeremy <[email protected]>
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David, I had the same problem with trying to get to www.computer.org. I talked to several techs at Cox and got no where and then tried the IEEE since it is one of their sites and they kept telling me that I was going through a proxy while Cox kept telling me that they are not running any proxies on their end. I finally had to call Cox corporate in Atlanta and complain before I was magically able to connect, and surprisingly nothing had changed between the times I was able to connect last year, the time I could not and now am able to again. Oh ya, and I was able to take my laptop to work and connect fine through AT&T but Cox kept giving me errors. So this tells me two things; 1. Cox is trying to proxy their service, 2. Cox is not informing their techs of these trials. On Jan 7, 6:50 pm, David Carmichael <[email protected]> wrote: > If you have COX Internet in the Wichita market can anybody confirm if they > can connect to the following web site: > > FEEDBOOKS.COM > > They are an eBook provider for the Sony eReader to name one of the devices. > > As of Sunday 01/05/2010 I can no longer connect direct. > > I can conect via on line "PROXY" services so I know that the web site is up! > > :DAVID > > -- > I live in my own little world. But it's OK. They know me here. > Growing older is mandatory...Growing up is optional... > Laughing at yourself is therapeutic! > The geek shall inherit the earth...