how do i find out my isp?

[choppy]

a while back i had a problem with pipex / mac code / changing over to Be. they said the mac code was bein used and some other crap, but eventually i cancelled my net with pipex and they said that my net has finished.

BUT, my net has since STILL been working, yet i dont know why! so how can i know who my isp is? that danasoft graphic that some ppl have used to show pipex but if i check it now it doesnt show any isp just a blank space, any other methods?

 

[sorehammer]

if your internet connection's working and your paying no one why worry free internet.

 

[choppy]

yes true and thats what my brother keeps saying, but i dont wanna be made an example of for illegal internet usage!

btw i found this

Go to start menu > run > type in cmd > enter > type in tracert whirlpool.net.au > enter > the second line (sometimes first/third... one of those lines) will contain an ISP name. For example mine is nexthop.qld.iinet.net.au.

guess what it says..tiscali ... great

 

[Triprift]

If ya run speedtest ya isp should come up there

 

[sorehammer]

You did your part and cancelled the account not your fault they left it on. Enjoy it while it lasts most likely will be turned of after a short while telewest did the same to me cannceled phone and internet but 3 months later still on then switched off with no action taken by them as it's their fault.

 

[choppy]

why didnt i think of speedtest, well that confirms tiscali too.

yea true say and this has been going since january, just that i down*ehm*load a few things now n then...like 100gb / month like they once told me lol

 

[sorehammer]

hit them as much as posible the internet should be free.

 

[Triprift]

U lucky bugga like already said enjoy it man.

 

[MiST91]

yeah man, there fault! not yours.

Just like with my Orange broadband package (was Wanadoo when i first signed up) when i signed up, it were 1 month fully unlimited, then a 2GB usage limit after that, 4 years later its still unlimited . And if they finally catch up and say "your downloading around 10-20GB or more a month and have been for the past 4 years, i will laugh at them and say "thats your fault, what do you want me to do about it?"

 

[Mindweaver]

Just go to command prompt and type

ipconfig /all

. Then look at "DNS Suffix Search List" or "Connection-specific DNS Suffix".