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Re: New Speeds - June 1st
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ye thats it. still not updated yet =-/ |
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I have a serious question for anyone with the know how. Some here are "laughing" at people expecting the speeds to all have been switched exactly on the 1st June. I wasn't one of those expecting that - but when I spoke about switching speeds, I wasn't warned it hadn't been done in my area either.
But I digress. If NTL have been in a position to have offered 10megs to anyone who would have wanted it in the past however many months. Then what is the big deal about switching all those over on the 1st June? Surely if they claim they could offer every customer "up to" 10meg, then switching those over to 4meg must be as easy as tapping something in on a keyboard? I have managed in the past to change speeds with a quick phonecall. So honestly - why the wait? And why no upgrade online like last time? It can ony be that they know the network can't handle it? And if that's the case then why offer it in the first place. |
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to be honest ntl are a joke, i have the same problem every time..
they keep saying it will be dun within 5-10 minutes but hours later **** all happens.. i phone back, all they do is the same, its a **** take.. im tell you if it isnt sorted today im going to different company. rofl now there internet system is down! haha.. such a lame company. |
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Note that it doesn't give you much (any?) modem information. |
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Maximum Downstream Data Rate : 2048000 bps
Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 200000 bps Still not been upgraded in the Nottingham area. EDIT: Does anyone know what the NTL:Home 100 modems are capable of(speed wise)? |
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But be warned. ADSL is a Wild West environment as i have so far found out. |
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Right.
Rang up the Managing Director's office where a very nice lady put me through personally to CS. The Welsh bloke there wasn't too helpful, telling me I was already on 4mb. He put me through to Tech Support, where someone called James told me that the "final migration" was June 22nd. However, he said the CS "may be able to upgrade you now." Bounced back to CS, where a very helpful Scottish chap (who asked me to "bear with" him "just a moment" about ten times) firstly didn't recognise my password, but then said I'd be on 4mb in an hours time. He also managed to extend my free digital TV, which was due to expire next Friday, for the next six months. [Admin Edit:-Phone Number Removed-Please don't post this if you do not have permission to post it.Thanks.] |
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It annoys me that people will lie to get a reduction in price if you are not happy enough to pay for the service at the correct price move on to ADSL and sky. :geez: |
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Well, after seeing some folks calling NTL and getting somewhere I phoned them myself to see if my area had been upgraded to 4 meg yet.
The girl insisted I am on 4 meg now instead of 2meg and that it's "only up to 4meg" blah blah de blah. SO< either she didn't have the correct info. Or NTL are incapable of even supplying 4 megs to me - which explains why my 10 meg speed was diabolical. It beggars belief to be honest. And for all those defending NTL - £25 for a 2meg connection in this day and age is a bloody rip off. |
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http://www.samknows.com/broadband/ex...hp?ecode=MRWYT and it seems the No.ers are wrong though 16,900 residential premises, 505 non-residential premises is way to low, i know there are at least 31,000 council houses in wythenshawe alone, the largest so called garden city in the EU(still), and virtually every single home has access to a BT line. interesting that Bulldog, moved their dates up to next month too, potential for 16mbit i presume(what is their upload rate?), but what was the limit on the line again ?, 3.8 miles (6.1 km) to the airport and im somewere nearer the top end of that distance 5km or there abouts. |
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just like to add here, the rollout is staggered so will only be available when a config file change is applied to a DHCP. Ringing CS because someone in another part of the country has the upgrade won't help. Whilst the systems may say 4Mb is available., you can only get it when the config file change is applied.
Always reboot your modem or STB before you ring anyone, because if you don't get the new speed then, the file change hasn't happened in your area. |
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