AT&T uses SLPPP. Most likely you're running either an Efficient or 2Wire modem. Whatever is making the connection (sending the username and password such as a modem with built-in router or the modem that has username and password built-in or finally if it's bypassed and you are using a third-party router to send username and password authentication) will be picking up the IP address. Turning off the computer alone won't do it and the device making the connection is also supplying the Mac code (some routers can be set to copy the Mac code from the computer). To pick up a new address it takes a good 5 to 10 minutes of the device being turned off.Mounce said:Got an HP laptop running on Wifi through an AT&T modem. Cleared all browsing data and finally got allowed back over there (they had me blocked good) I'm guessing they've got my IP since everything else was cleared.
I think my phone is finally allowed back over there now, I can't remember though. But it was blocked just like the laptop.
Damn. My car has 15,000 more miles but the engine is new. 2006 Envoy SLT. I think it has all of the options except DVD player and navigation. Upgraded brakes, and recent discs and pads, in very good (not excellent) condition with a year and six months left on a gold level warranty (Toyota Care warranty), and I'd sell mine to you for about two or 3 grand less than that.SnowBlazer said:
Steelershipmcsteven said:and I'd sell mine to you for about two or 3 grand less than that.
1 sarcastic whore, hahahadjthumper said:So now some of you whores think you can count...