[andrewparker]

I must have a really weird computer then...

[Brown]

yes, its a mac.

[Bill Posters]

Just dbl checked and it's fine for me too.

[andrewparker]

Well why can I not see it then?

Suggestions on a postcard please!

[dan]

You've been writing strange things on the insides of your eyelids, and the site really is that boring?

[oli]

you have a " on the end of that first url

http://www.t-mobile.co.uk/"

[tomson]

works fine for me too... and i know its been well tested on macs cos there used to be an issue with ie under os9.

[beebolbod]

BT suffered heavily when acquiring many stupid businesses a few years ago. They also relied heavily on analogue customers so they've been playing catchup for a long time now.
Dinosaur syndrome.

Recent advertising hammering the TV screens will surely help them out but it's a very very hard place to get new business these days.

You'll notice heavy bass and neon, text messages, and 'free' alot in their adverts.

I wonder who they're targeting?

BT's network infrastructure stronghold is all underground. They dont have a great mobile network.

For me it's about coverage. If it works where you are, and is the cheapest, it's the phone/network for you, BUT if it dont work too good and it's the cheapest, and does all that other superfly shit what good is it?

3G is round the corner. Everybody will be flogging the shit out of that this Christmas.
Theoretical conenction speed of 2Mb/s. Actual likely speed - 384k or less. Nice.
I'll be having one. Probably not from 3 tho'. They're stupid cunts.

[beebolbod]

If our site didn't work - i'd know about it. It's your side - trust me.

[oli]

Didnt someone here have a hand in the t-mobile site

[andrewparker]

Originally Posted by beebolbod

If our site didn't work - i'd know about it. It's your side - trust me.

Yeah, I think we've established that but does anyone have any suggestions as to why? As I detailed before, this isn't a browser specific problem, it happens under every browser I currently have on my system. Could it be to do with my ISP etc? It's starting to piss me off!

[beebolbod]

Originally Posted by andrewparker

at most, 2.5%.

The figures I have actually seen say this -

Orange – 26.8%
T-Mobile – 24.6%
Vodafone – 24.4%
O2 – 24.3%

Sorry - just edited this. You're quite right - market share is fairly even - it's how that is broken down, and who makes the money my figures were referring to.

Having said that, looking around i see that o2 have been spending lots of money on things over he last couple of years so ignore everything i previously said about them.
I'm sure they're all wonderful companies and i love them all. Still wouldn't own a T-mobile phone unless i didn't get one for free.

As for the website issue - no idea. I could look into it tho'. I'm in work today so i'll ask around.

[beebolbod]

Originally Posted by andrewparker

Yeah, I think we've established that but does anyone have any suggestions as to why? As I detailed before, this isn't a browser specific problem, it happens under every browser I currently have on my system. Could it be to do with my ISP etc? It's starting to piss me off!

Code output? anything?

[tomson]

Originally Posted by oli

Didnt someone here have a hand in the t-mobile site

i doubt it