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[*] posted on 12-6-2007 at 05:58 PM
Telmex


My Prodigy mail server has been on the fritz for a couple of months now, it will originate mail and receive mail but it will neither reply nor forward mail. I called tech support in DF and they say it's not my computer, it's a local Prodigy problem and there's nothing they nor I can do about it. My service, which is supposed to run at 1200 kbs, runs most of the time between 500 and 700 kbs and sometimes as low as 140 kbs, depending I suppose on how many users are on line.

I would like to hear from Telmex but it hasn't happened. And getting gas delivery to my house is like pulling teeth.
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