In that case, assuming that only Ebay is slow, it might have something to do
with remote cache. Your ISP possibly tries to store these dynamic pages,
thereby resulting in clashes. If you use any proxies (or a configuration
script), try disabling them and see what happens.
Roy
"Jack Ouzzi" <nospam@nowayhose.co.au> wrote in message
news:o4hb30dp52odbkbdvtlu0fabrfd74nhvk8@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 15:53:14 -0000, "Roy S Schestowitz"
> <sch-at-danielsorogon-dot-com@use-address-before-at.com> wrote:
>
> >Have a look at the cache settings and flush all files if it seems
> >suspiciously slow.
> >
> >Roy
>
> I am using IE6 and Slimbrowser ............. both flushed and clean as
> a whistle ............... both a slow as treacle ......... but just on
> e-bay... making me suspicious.
>
> Virus scan found nothing !!
>
> Wierd
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