Rogers Breaks DNS

[James Knott]

Colin McGregor wrote:
> Just to note, Rogers has decided to break DNS. As of now any trip to a
> website with an invalid URL and you will be taken to a Rogers/Yahoo
> search website (with Rogers adverts.). I have called, complained and
> been told "that is the way it is supposed to work".
>
> Is it my imagination or is Rogers totally determined to offer the
> WORST possible Internet service in Canada?
>
>   

They have a way to go to beat Sympatico!

> Colin McGregor
>
> P.S.: Sorry if I sound a little grumpy, but I have been running into a
> number of bits recently where stuff was seemingly broken by design,
> and it annoys me...
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