I want to know how to find my account in broadband connection.
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Well, your broadband ISP(Internet Service Provider) must be having a site where you can check your usage.\n\nAsk for details from them.\nYou can also download tools which record your bandwidth usage.\n\nSearch "Bandwidth monitor" in google for them.
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type http:&#92;&#92;192.168.1.1\n\nand it asks for username and password\nenter the admin username and password\nand click the my account settings tab and u will find out the usage
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This is a neat little trick I used to do, but you might have to be a little computer savvy to pull it off.\n\nFirst, open up a command prompt [Start Menu...Run...type 'cmd'...it will bring you to the black screen]. Type 'netstat -n' and it should show you a list of ip addresses you are currently connected to.\n\nNow...get that person to direct connect to you. Type 'netstat -n' again. There should be one extra ip address. This address will be the ip of the person with whom you're directly connected.
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Go back into yahoo account setup and rock on! check "my account" at top middle of yahoo page.
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Find It onYouRoWN.yahoo.com
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go to www.pbs.com and see if they have it logged online
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heres the link\n\nhttps://www.google.com/accounts/NewAccount?continue=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Dgmail.com%2Bsetup%26start%3D0%26ie%3Dutf-8%26oe%3Dutf-8%26client%3Dfirefox-a%26rls%3Dorg.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&hl=en
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my 4 bt internet accounts, my msn account. my gamestation account. my skype account, my post office account, my bank account, my forum password, my login password,my girlfriends login password, my girlfriends skype/msn/bt internet account, her post office pin number, her national insurance number, my national insurance number, my bt phone account login and password. ..... is that enough for you? i have more!!
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try yahoo or dsl at end
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Most routers have built-in software that allows you to view and modify its settings. Typically you can view and change this information using your browser and going to http://192.168.0.1\n\nThere will be an option for you to view all the connections currently going into the router so you can see if any of your neighbors are using your internet bandwidth.
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You did not mention which company connection you are using. so you have to ask from your isp(internet service provider). most companies have like this \n\nmail.ispname.net\n\nbut it is not necessory but you can try\n\nhowever if not work you can get from you isp.
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check in trash foldr thats the only place or way.\n\nchange your account password
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Go to View Profile, your ID is the numbers on top in address
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Click start, then click on My Network Places.  Then on the left hand side clikc View My Network Connections. Then right click on the wireless icon.  Find your connection in the box that lists all the connections.  Double click on it and it should bring up a box.  On that screen should be the box for the network key and the confirm network key.
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do internet checks for banks details\nthey should have the email address on the sites
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well.. the netone account is for landline numbers.. that is , if u own a landline, u can get the netone account. \n\nYOUR PHONE NUMBER WILL BE USER ID and u can set a password of ur own.\n\nU can definitely use both your sancharnet card and ur netone connection together.\n\nFor that, u have to call 1500 , speak to the operator ...tell that u want a netone connection... and then , he would give u a temporary id and password to connect to the netone website and register there...thats it.. u have ur very own netone connection.\n\n\nP.S : I would strongly recommend u to drop the dial-up internet and go for dataone broadband.. its seriously better than the dial-ups\n\nhope i've answered ur qn. : )
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Go to your online statement and click on any charge made by check, it will open a window with a copy of the actual check, then you can look at the account number on the bottom. The first 9 numbers are a bank code (ABA), then you'll see your account number, then the check number.