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Story: BT offers protection against rogue diallers
Posted by: Big Al (Wednesday 16 March 2005, 1:53 PM)
Nothing's for free...but don't blame BT.
They want you online as often and as long as possible.
It's made easy for the lowest common denominator to spend money.
We are all now suffering on their behalf.
Brian's right - "It's very easy"
From IExplorer...Tools/Options/Connections "Never dial a connection"
This should stop most auto-dial software and allows you to check the number being dialled.
If you can't be bothered, then pay up AND shut up.
The internet is a playground and bullies WILL nick your sweets.
If it looks too good to be true, it probably aint.
Please, resist the urge to press every pretty button in sight.
You may be safer and our bills would be lower.
Full Talkback thread
Story: BT offers protection against rogue diallers
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big deal, these people should be given incentives... samuel -
I got burned by a dialer soon after my first... NJ -
Nice if you live in an area where broadband i... Anonymous
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OK sounds good so where do I get it from - no sign... Anonymous
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I went to BT.com and typed 'rogue dialler' in... Tony Jones
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I got burned by the new breed of 0871 di... M williams -
Is this really a problem that needs another applic... Brian Catt
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Nothing's for free...but don't blame BT.
They... Big Al -
That option change in Internet Explorer... Steve J
