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Florence 29-10-2004 16:36
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by etccarmageddon
http://www.ntl.com/mediacentre/press/display.asp?id=749

NTL have just changed their business broadband products speeds to match the residential versions.

750k for £25 a month or 1.5m for £35

This would suggest that the residential product could be in line for a price revision followed by a 2m product for £40 and a 3m product for £50 perhaps.
If I remember right the 1.5mg is £37.99 not £35?

Graham F 29-10-2004 16:42
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by etccarmageddon
http://www.ntl.com/mediacentre/press/display.asp?id=749

NTL have just changed their business broadband products speeds to match the residential versions.

750k for £25 a month or 1.5m for £35

This would suggest that the residential product could be in line for a price revision followed by a 2m product for £40 and a 3m product for £50 perhaps.
the business change is being discussed here :angel:

etccarmageddon 29-10-2004 16:43
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kits
If I remember right the 1.5mg is £37.99 not £35?
correct the residential price is £38 which is why I said "This would suggest that the residential product could be in line for a price revision"

Rik 29-10-2004 21:01
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kits
You are saying you will pay £50 for 3mg what if telewest reduce their 3 mg before NTL decide to start 3mg then you will be moaning its cheaper with Telewest.
Yes I would be quite happy paying £50 for 3Meg and I dont give a monkeys what other companies are doing tbh.

Im very happy with NTLs service and would be quite happy to pay that for a 3Meg service.

If its released next year and cheaper then hoorah!!!!

NitroNutter 29-10-2004 21:57
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ignition
Nope, I get my internet free thanks ;)

Considering how much it used to cost to spend 10 minutes on the phone to someone down the road modern Internet is really cheap.

You sound like you need a new job dude, my employer does demand a fair bit from me, however at the same time I'm paid 'reasonably' for what I do. IF your employer is shafting you that badly time to look elsewhere methinks.

Though that's another thread entirely.....
Nah thanks I retired several years ago ;) feel for the many who are in the shaft position though

Ok sorry bout that back to topic :)

Ignition 29-10-2004 22:15
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Here's something for those on DSL:

http://bbs.adslguide.org.uk/showthre...anded&sb=5&o=0

Quote:
Quite clearly what BT are delivering now is all they are capable of delivering at this time.
Bummer, for me as well, 3Mbit would have been sweet :)

Florence 29-10-2004 23:05
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ignition
Here's something for those on DSL:

http://bbs.adslguide.org.uk/showthre...anded&sb=5&o=0



Bummer, for me as well, 3Mbit would have been sweet :)
I will not even bother replying to that thread on ADSL guide that is one reason I feel people should wait for the official release of the news.

Mick 03-11-2004 12:33
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
It's Official

NTL have confirmed that they WILL be changing speeds - a 2MB and 3MB speed will be launching in the first quarter of 2005.

Simon Duffy, chief executive of ntl says:-

To retain our leadership position in broadband, we will be increasing our ntl:home products in Q1 2005 to 1MB, 2MB & 3MB at existing prices this decision reflects our determination to ensure that we will always have the most competitive range of broadband products in the market place.

Graham F 03-11-2004 12:36
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick
It's Official

NTL have confirmed that they WILL be changing speeds - a 2MB and 3MB speed will be launching in the first quarter of 2005.

Simon Duffy, chief executive of ntl says:-

To retain our leadership position in broadband, we will be increasing our ntl:home products in Q1 2005 to 1MB, 2MB & 3MB at existing prices this decision reflects our determination to ensure that we will always have the most competitive range of broadband products in the market place.
You got a link for that mick?

checks date to make sure not April 1st :D

zovat 03-11-2004 12:38
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick
It's Official

NTL have confirmed that they WILL be changing speeds - a 2MB and 3MB speed will be launching in the first quarter of 2005.

Simon Duffy, chief executive of ntl says:-

To retain our leadership position in broadband, we will be increasing our ntl:home products in Q1 2005 to 1MB, 2MB & 3MB at existing prices this decision reflects our determination to ensure that we will always have the most competitive range of broadband products in the market place.
does that mean that us 1.5M users will get a free upgrade to 3M :Yikes:

Mick 03-11-2004 12:52
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
More Info

1MB will be priced at £17.99
2MB will be priced at £24.99
3MB will be priced at £37.99

Existing customers to pay a £25 administration fee to upgrade to these new speed changes. (Optional)

zovat 03-11-2004 12:59
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick
More Info

1MB will be priced at £17.99
2MB will be priced at £24.99
3MB will be priced at £37.99

Existing customers to pay a £25 administration fee to upgrade to these new speed changes.

please show me a link - I don't want to get my hopes up too much...

daxx 03-11-2004 13:02
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
certainly looks that way from a 'standard english' reading (i.e not using an NTL dictionary).

Just had a quick google and the only words that are very similar came from Telewest in 2002 Q4

Stephen 03-11-2004 13:06
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
All new customers will be offered the three new speeds from early next year
All current customers will be given the opportunity to upgrade from their existing services for an admin fee of £25


prices and cap levels

1Mb - £17.99 (5GB monthly usage allowance)
2Mb - £24.99 (30GB monthly usage allowance)
3Mb - £37.99 (40GB monthly usage allowance)

Mick 03-11-2004 13:06
Re: More ntl speed changes
 
Its all in there - NTL's 3rd Quarter results released today.

http://www.ntl.com/mediacentre/press/pdf/2004-3.pdf


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