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And I'm going off-net in 12 days :cry:

Even so, well done NTL. Looks like somebody in that company is serious about regaining the leading postion they once held in the broadband market. Hopefully these fairly extreme, almost-free speed increases will rattle the ADSL market a little.

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bottom of page 5 for those who dont like alot of reading :)

but no mention of cap levels in the pdf (using search facility)

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How come you are going off net?

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I like the speed increase however having to pay £25 to get it seems unfair, also the cap levels are really low.

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Bit miffed we being loyal customers have to pay £25 but for those speed increases you can't complain. And 30GB (for 2MB) usuage is generous that roughly works out at 1GB a day - the same as current.

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What I would like to know is what the £25 admin fee covers?
A person changing a digit on a computer? maybe taking 30 seconds?
So that works out as £3000 an hour! wow!

As for the cap levels, they are EXTREMELY low.
Not to get in a cap debate but if NTL are keeping the caps as guidlines then ok but if they enforce them then I really dont think I want the extra speed.

A.

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It doesn't mention is what the charges would be if customers went over the 40GB level or if the upload levels will be changing.

Still good news though.

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but 1GB per day on a 2MB connection is a lot different to 1GB per day on 1.5MB.

Fair point dezzo the upload speed better be going up as well.

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ARE YOU HAVING A LAUGH!!!!

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not sure why you are unhapy abt having to pay £25 :confused: they could of simply increased the price and made the money that way. Simple really if you don't want to pay don't change!!

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Can't see how they would stop you disconnecting the service and reconnecting (probably with a few free months included) as long as the service has been in for more than 12 months.

I can see this upgrade fee being waived pretty much all the time by the disconnections team though.

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simple - if you're on the £38 service downgrade to the £18 product for a month (or 2) then upgrade back - the saving you have made will pay your £25!

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can we have an official link /indicator to the 'monthly usage' limits aka CAP, I've read and searched the pdf and there is no mention of any limits.

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They are not in there - I was going of what DarthYoda was saying (assuming he knows working for ntl).

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don't think I could cope with a slow service for a month. I need my speed.:D