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What I have just done is to make clear the fact that all ISPs have conditions which prohibit certain types of use and not just NTL. Many of the people who have complained about caps have admitted what they use their connection for and would be in breach of every ISPs conditions whether the ISP is capped or uncapped. Over the past couple of years I have heard every reason under the sun that you can use any broadband speed to its full potential 24/7 without breach of any legal obligation. Whilst theoretically it may be possible, practically I would think that you would be hard pushed to make up a couple of football teams from the prople in this country who actually do. Read carefully what I have just said before commenting on this. |
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This misses the point, what are NTL doing to compete with the 4mb and 8mb products that will be available everywhere by autumn?
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If I can get faster service for the same money then I will get it. What are they doing to stay competitive with adsl? Is there network capable of competing with 8m dsl?
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Everywhere? |
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BT are trialling 8mb dsl in April for release in the autumn. Distance to the exchenge will still be a factor but it will be rolled out nationwide.
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But if it's a BT service, you can pretty much guarantee it'll cost a lot of money. At least NTL are competitive when it comes to the price.
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However as I'm currently paying £20/month (new customer due to an NTL c0ck up cancelling my broadband when I cancelled my TV for Sky+) for what will be 2Mbps, I can't justify the extra £20/month for 8Mbps which I really don't need. Would love it just for the kudos tho ;) __________________ Quote:
Although this is very annoying: - http://support.ukonline.net/support_...Broadband+8000 They block port 25 and 80!!! Not good since I run my own email server. |
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or use the pop3 connector :) |
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I think everywhere is an exaggeration, but it will be available in whats known as the internet hotspots (major cities), so if I am right most of the cherry picked areas that ntl and telewest have will have 8mbit adsl available by the end of the year. The problem here is it is quite obvious NTL wont even be able to compete, due to the shareholders holding them back. They have had to introduce the 40gig cap(not discussed here) and keep the proxies just to make the 3mbit feasible, result of cutting the engineers and upgrade work. So instead NTL are trying to compete in the only area they can and that is in the budget internet market, the bottom package is very competitive.
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going 2Mb ukonline for 29.99 then 8MB next month even though 500GB isent much a 3Mb with a 40GB cap isent worth it. the port thing is a shame but a small price to pay for such a good dl speed plus their modems are ads2/adsl2+ enabled so when the time comes you do not need to upgrade. adsl is definatly the way to go 50 years later ntl will offer 2MB. i would of orderd it ages ago if i could get the 8MB free router until the 21st to i dont see how anyone could pass up ukonline for ntl thats crazy http://www.ukonline.net/broadband/Ac...20Gateway1.pdf |
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