Hello everyone, I haven't had WiFi in my rental apartment for months now because at the start of the contract the technicians said that the line was broken or something similar and that I should now get a line that goes through four houses. Now the problem is that they thought it was my responsibility…
I've noticed this several times on various connections and now I'm asking why it is like this.
I ordered fiber optic from Telekom. Two weeks ago, they opened the floor right in front of my door and then closed it again. So, they're finished down the whole street and have already connected it to this box at the end of my street. So, when can I start using faster Wi-Fi? Right now,…
The question is already in the title: Is there actually a way to access the Internet completely without a provider (Telekom, Unitymedia, 1&1)? By this, I don't mean public hotspots or similar, which usually just provide traffic and are customers of said providers, but I mean being completely at the source (the lines?) and essentially…
Good morning, A technician is supposed to come by today. I arranged to come the day after tomorrow on the phone last night, but they must have made a mistake. It's happened three times now that no technician has come, and the appointment has been canceled. Yesterday was the third time, and now the appointment…
I had a technician appointment today and it failed (for the third time) for reasons unknown to me. Shortly after I received the message that today's appointment had failed, I received the message that my DSL connection had been activated. I assume that was a mistake. The router is flashing and has a red light….
Hello dear community, I live in a large German city, and Pyür is advertising quite aggressively to attract new customers. I must say, they also offer pretty reasonable prices. Last time, a Pyür salesman came and wanted to get me out of my Telekom contract even though I'm actually happy with Telekom. However, he said…
This question relates to my previous question: It is about the following: The city in which I live has received federal and state funding for fiber optic expansion and has commissioned a local provider (municipal telecommunications company) to carry out the fiber optic expansion. However, there are some oddities in the funding of fiber optic…
Generally, if you are still a customer? Specifically, if you no longer have an account with the bank in question, no building society contract, and no internet contract. Do you still have to keep documents?
I was just curious to know if my internet provider can see which programs I watch on iptv. For example, if I switch from rtl to sat1, does my internet provider see this in the log or does it just say that I'm surfing on iptv?