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RichieUK 08-11-2005 19:08

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CS closes at 8 doesn't it? :(

BBB 08-11-2005 19:10

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Zeus have you got a link to that speed test you did?

Tuftus 08-11-2005 19:10

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RichieUK
CS closes at 8 doesn't it? :(

If they do I bet they are pleased to get a breather....!!!!

:rofl:

Trem 08-11-2005 19:13

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Hi all, im in manchester after 5 calls and 5 different tales of 10 meg muhahahaha
i got it kinda

http://www.adslguide.org.uk/tools/sp...7d2881153dbd0f

heres a screenshot of my modem config

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...onfigmodem.gif

just before she hung up on the last call she said "hang on i just got an email apperently you can have 10 meg on a trial for £37.99 amonth "

im on a sacm ntl200 from manchester and the couple of speed test i have done so far are showing 5 meg down but its still 2 and half more then they were before

DocDutch 08-11-2005 19:13

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hmm done the upgrade without any probs from the update site but I only get the speeds of 3meg instead of 10 :( whilst my config says this:

Network Access : Enabled Maximum Downstream Data Rate : 10240000 bps Maximum Upstream Data Rate : 512000 bps Maximum Number of CPEs : 1 Software Upgrade File Name : ntlhm120_ntl0001.cpr Software Upgrade AdminStatus : allowProvisioningUpgrade Software Upgrade OperStatus : completeFromProvisioning

whilst a speedtest gives me this:

Speed Test Results Download: 2,660,384 bps Upload: 384,392 bps QOS: 79% RTT: 12 ms MaxPause: 94 ms

oww well I think its not really ready in the Northamptonshire area then :( as I havent even seen anything on the ntl pages that this area upgraded at all :(

US.M@JORHAZZARD 08-11-2005 19:13

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ti just rebooted my modem and ran speed test and i now got downstream 528.20Kbps and i HAD 3mb.

Lol looks like i got downgraded so all you could get yr upgrades :)

NEONKNIGHT 08-11-2005 19:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RichieUK
CS closes at 8 doesn't it? :(

Yes closed. Still on piggin 3Mb. Oh well. :sleep:

zeus9876 08-11-2005 19:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by BBB
Zeus have you got a link to that speed test you did?


http://192.168.100.1 user = root pw = root

Tuftus 08-11-2005 19:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Trem
Hi all, im in manchester after 5 calls and 5 different tales of 10 meg muhahahaha
i got it kinda

http://www.adslguide.org.uk/tools/sp...7d2881153dbd0f

heres a screenshot of my modem config

http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a1...onfigmodem.gif

just before she hung up on the last call she said "hang on i just got an email apperently you can have 10 meg on a trial for £37.99 amonth "

im on a sacm ntl200 from manchester and the couple of speed test i have done so far are showing 5 meg down but its still 2 and half more then they were before

:notopic: nice skin, SoulLuna?

The speed test sites *may* be overloaded at the moment though with everyone testing thier speed to see if they have the upgrade...

PS Microsoft is overloaded due to the SQL Server 5.0 launch if anyone is using that as a benchmark btw...

Gordon_29 08-11-2005 19:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by NEONKNIGHT
Yes closed. Still on piggin 3Mb. Oh well. :sleep:

Never Mind

Tomorrow We Can Do All This Again

NEONKNIGHT 08-11-2005 19:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gordon_29
Never Mind

Tomorrow We Can Do All This Again

True. :disturbd:

ic2 08-11-2005 19:28

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Thought I would throw my two penneth in.
Here is my speed test after a very nice lady upgraded me this afternoon

Downstream 4978 Kbps (622.3 KB/sec) 5376 Kbps (inc. overheads)
Upstream 492 Kbps (61.5 KB/sec) 531 Kbps (inc. overheads)


Spoke to support (very nice man) I guess in Swansea to try and increase the speed, we tried suspending/ re-enabling the modem, rebooting and changing the ethernet config on the cable modem but no joy.

In the end, left it as is. Hopefully will right itself over the next few weeks.

Rob2005 08-11-2005 19:31

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Very disappointed with ntl re these 10mb rollouts.

Phoned CS and said I was on 3MB and asked to be upgraded to 10mb. Nice CS lady said her office had only been informed that new customers could get the 10mb at the moment. I said it was on various forums that cutomers on lower priced tiers could upgrade to 10MB, while I, as a 3MB customer, could not. She said this was incorrect, but I explained that many people had aready upgraded. I went on to say that I had been a loyal customer for 15 years and said that I was dissapointed that I was always last in the line for improvements. Ie Bromley upgrade, free ntl dialup (which never happened despite "original" ntl customers getting it) etc. She was sorry, but said there was nothing she could do to help me.

Its not fair that when you are loyal to a company be it a bank or in this case tv/broadband company, that high paying loyal customers are a low priority. Time to re-evalute staying with such companies that don't treat long standing customers with due respect. Might as well flit between diffrent companies and always get the best deals like most young folks do now. I'm a slow learner, but the lesson is now well and truly learnt that loyality now has no value, bit like in the whole of society as a whole.

Trem 08-11-2005 19:32

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sorry to be :notopic: but i think it is soul lunar for windowsblinds

Gazzzz 08-11-2005 19:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by jrhnewark
Local load - cable isn't really affected by distance, at least not in the way that ADSL is.
The service really will be 'up to' 10Mbps - once we get into these sorts of speeds, keeping a 100% constant speed is (almost) impossible.

Been doing some more testing from lots of sites and I'm only really getting 4mbps speeds. Bit of an anti-climax https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2005/11/7.gif Guess I need to persuade some neighbours to swap to ADSL

Still, 60K/S upload is nice to have.

Hom3r 08-11-2005 19:34

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rob2005

I'm on 3Mb and have been for years, I phoned CS and was upgraded I was told 30 mins to 24hours I'm still waiting

th'engineer 08-11-2005 19:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C
And here was me about to pm you till i got to the bottom bit :)

I bet you was :D :LOL:

BBB 08-11-2005 19:39

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ta for that Zeus, I'm getting the same thing as you.

Rob2005 08-11-2005 19:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by david.ewles
rob2005

I'm on 3Mb and have been for years, I phoned CS and was upgraded I was told 30 mins to 24hours I'm still waiting

Thats good, I'm envious, when you get it. But the office I got through to said they couldn't do anything. I was polite and they was polite, but I can't force ntl cs to do something which they say isn't possible. I'm looking at moving to bee, I won't get 24mb but I might get around 10mb if the bt lines in the area are good enough. Next is change of bank..Same thing, been with HSBC for years, but do I get the best interest rates like new customers, like hell. Just the way the world is now....

jtwn 08-11-2005 19:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by david.ewles
rob2005

I'm on 3Mb and have been for years, I phoned CS and was upgraded I was told 30 mins to 24hours I'm still waiting

Years being a year and a bit? Anyway, I don't think thats how it works..just a reboot of the modem, sounds like you've been had.

Colli 08-11-2005 19:50

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Well, curiousity finally got the better of me. I called NTL CS just prior to 8pm and rather coyly asked about the 10MBit service, explaining I'd heard that others had received the upgrade through various means.

The guy (yes, he was Scottish although I am too) said that he could process it for me just now but couldn't guarantee that it would "go through". He said that I might get the 10Mbit speeds after rebooting but that ultimately, I could still remain on 3MBit tonight. He also stated that he had been bombarded with many angry callers demanding to be put onto 10MBit and he hadn't done it for them! He said that it was nice to finally deal with a polite enquiry about the upgrade and he had no problems trying it out for me.

So after rebooting and crossing every crossable part of my body, I checked my speed. I am faster although the speeds I am getting measure between a 4MBit and 5MBit connection.

I have one of the old Terayon Terajet modems (model number 210) and I'm connected via USB. Is there anything I can do to improve my speed or is my area (Paisley/Renfrew) just not up to full 10MBit par yet?

Tuftus 08-11-2005 19:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Colli
Well, curiousity finally got the better of me. I called NTL CS just prior to 8pm and rather coyly asked about the 10MBit service, explaining I'd heard that others had received the upgrade through various means.

The guy (yes, he was Scottish although I am too) said that he could process it for me just now but couldn't guarantee that it would "go through". He said that I might get the 10Mbit speeds after rebooting but that ultimately, I could still remain on 3MBit tonight. He also stated that he had been bombarded with many angry callers demanding to be put onto 10MBit and he hadn't done it for them! He said that it was nice to finally deal with a polite enquiry about the upgrade and he had no problems trying it out for me.

So after rebooting and crossing every crossable part of my body, I checked my speed. I am faster although the speeds I am getting measure between a 4MBit and 5MBit connection.

I have one of the old Terayon Terajet modems (model number 210) and I'm connected via USB. Is there anything I can do to improve my speed or is my area (Paisley/Renfrew) just not up to full 10MBit par yet?

Bandwidth contention issues?

/edit

Or could it be a USB issue?

Graham M 08-11-2005 19:56

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If I phone up and ask to be upgraded to 10meg for 37.99 (currently on 2meg) am i likely to get it where I am?

yer nice one 08-11-2005 19:58

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NTL Network guys are proberly losing the plot tonight, seeing as the programmers have released the 10mb config file when the network is not ready yet LOL

Tuftus 08-11-2005 19:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeph
If I phone up and ask to be upgraded to 10meg for 37.99 (currently on 2meg) am i likely to get it where I am?

Pot luck it would seem, depends if you get the nice scottish chap / chappess.... :p:

Colli 08-11-2005 19:58

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Quote:

Bandwidth contention issues?
That could well be the case. I'm not too worried as I know that it's extremely early days for the upgrade. I'll monitor the connection and see how it goes.

EDIT: If anyone does contact CS tomorrow to request the upgrade, DON'T LOSE YOUR TEMPER! The CS people are already mightily pi**ed off about this so losing the rag with them will make them even more hostile.

jrhnewark 08-11-2005 19:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gazzzz
Been doing some more testing from lots of sites and I'm only really getting 4mbps speeds. Bit of an anti-climax https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2005/11/7.gif Guess I need to persuade some neighbours to swap to ADSL

Still, 60K/S upload is nice to have.

Yeah - even the UK has to become like the rest of the World at some point and have 'up to' speeds. But, still, the upload speed is five times what some of us are getting! :)

Rob2005 08-11-2005 19:58

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Zeph: It would seem yes, unlike many of us on 3MB.

DieDieMyDarling 08-11-2005 19:59

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I'm actually a little bit slower than i was with 3mb. lol.
I always got 3mb (374k) on my old connection. Now i'm getting about 2.67mb on speed tests. The guy said to phone back if there were any problems, but i'm guessing there might be a bit of network rebalancing tonight, if everyone is phoning up for 3mb or being upgraded automatically, i'm sure the network is just getting used to it. Upload speed is great though!

Tuftus 08-11-2005 19:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by yer nice one
NTL Network guys are proberly losing the plot tonight, seeing as the programmers have released the 10mb config file when the network is not ready yet LOL

*Who* said it's not ready?

JohnHorb 08-11-2005 20:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Colli
Well, curiousity finally got the better of me. I called NTL CS just prior to 8pm and rather coyly asked about the 10MBit service, explaining I'd heard that others had received the upgrade through various means.

The guy (yes, he was Scottish although I am too) said that he could process it for me just now but couldn't guarantee that it would "go through". He said that I might get the 10Mbit speeds after rebooting but that ultimately, I could still remain on 3MBit tonight. He also stated that he had been bombarded with many angry callers demanding to be put onto 10MBit and he hadn't done it for them! He said that it was nice to finally deal with a polite enquiry about the upgrade and he had no problems trying it out for me.

So after rebooting and crossing every crossable part of my body, I checked my speed. I am faster although the speeds I am getting measure between a 4MBit and 5MBit connection.

I have one of the old Terayon Terajet modems (model number 210) and I'm connected via USB. Is there anything I can do to improve my speed or is my area (Paisley/Renfrew) just not up to full 10MBit par yet?

According to this

http://www.chetnet.co.uk/portal/foru...ead.php?t=6098

The Terayon should support 7-8MB.

Rob2005 08-11-2005 20:01

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If its not ready, why has it been launched and seemingly working?

Nero182 08-11-2005 20:01

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Any news for when the Belfast Upgrade will start? I also only have 1 our 2 with NTL they might not even have broadband so I am sweet on speeds :D

yer nice one 08-11-2005 20:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tuftus
*Who* said it's not ready?

if its ready.... whats the pilot schemes all about, seems as though some parts of the network are ready and others arnt.


Seeing 5mb from a 10mb connection is no way acceptable to me!

Mr Clean 08-11-2005 20:02

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I'll be gutted if the Samsung STB's wont have the upgrade. Only for the fact that I've had trouble before with other STB's and SACM's and the thought of fixing something that isn't broke after a year and a half of zero problems worries me. Cant be bothered with the hassle of engineers changing lines and reinstalling something I dont much want. Plus, TBH, I dont want the 10Mb down, just the added upload will do me. I'm perfectly happy chugging along at 380kbps Down, which I get at the minute.

Everything is a bit PopStars at the minute though.(Hear'say) So we (STB user's) shall all have to wait and see what the 10Mb future holds for us.

As for moving on to another ISP. LMAO. Go back to crappy ADSL after having Cable. NEVER!

Rob2005 08-11-2005 20:03

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The so called "pilot" schemes seem to be spread all over the country going by posts on here. Most people would call that a rollout...

Paul 08-11-2005 20:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by yer nice one
Seeing 5mb from a 10mb connection is no way acceptable to me!

Hmm, lets see, yesterday it was 3M, today it's 5M, yes I can see how that would be unacceptable :rolleyes:

Graham M 08-11-2005 20:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by yer nice one
if its ready.... whats the pilot schemes all about, seems as though some parts of the network are ready and others arnt.


Seeing 5mb from a 10mb connection is no way acceptable to me!

You received a free upgrade! You wouldve been on 3meg for that price! Stop moaning! :disturbd::erm:

Colli 08-11-2005 20:07

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Quote:

The Terayon should support 7-8MB.
Ah.

I thought I read somewhere - I can't remember where exactly, although it might have been Terayon's website - that the TJ210 could handle up to 10Mbit.

If not, it looks like I'll need a new modem. Can I expect NTL to provide it since they provided the Terayon?

yer nice one 08-11-2005 20:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M
Hmm, lets see, yesterday it was 3M, today it's 5M, yes I can see how that would be unacceptable :rolleyes:

yesterday you might of been on 3 and proberly seeing 3, but tonight your on 10 and seeing 5, hmm

ok ill go along wiith it...


yea right

BTW im still on 3mb not 5 or 10, just quoting someones figures

Graham M 08-11-2005 20:08

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Bloody moaners, something for nothing and its not quite working to full capacity and theyre up in arms.

Rob2005 08-11-2005 20:08

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I wouldn't complain about 5MB, not complaining about the 3mb. But its the Oliver Twist syndrome. You know more porridge is available, so its a case of "please sir, can I have some more?" In my case, the answer was no.

Stop It 08-11-2005 20:09

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bill C
And here was me about to pm you till i got to the bottom bit :)

Hehe! :)

Anyway, you've saved me once, (And I still have the PM's showing it), save me again, I'm on 3meg, and, bar Swapping to 2Meg Via CS and auto-switching back to 10 Meg, which im reluctant to do, since, something will go wrong, I ALWAYS stuff something up, I cant upgrade, please please please please save me, if you want, I'll hand you a kitty :)

Paul 08-11-2005 20:09

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Upto 10M, or did you miss that bit - and assuming that the speed test sites can even cope with tests at that speed, given that they would never have been designed to.

Mr Clean 08-11-2005 20:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeph
Bloody moaners, something for nothing and its not quite working to full capacity and theyre up in arms.

LMMFAO

It's the law of the land. :banghead:

Never mind the fact that it all starts today, probably still in testing mode. Bugs to be filtered out and people aren't paying anymore than they were yesterday for a slower connection, they still moan. I love it. LoL

Stop It 08-11-2005 20:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul M
Upto 10M, or did you miss that bit - and assuming that the speed test sites can even cope with tests at that speed, given that they would never have been designed to.

Exactly, its a "Up to" service, just like Bulldog and UKOnline, nothing wrong with that, and frankly, whats wrong with 5 meg, if I can expect that, or more during quiet times, I will be happy as Larry, I mean come on, Last year, I was on 1Meg for £34.99P M, now, up to 10Meg for £37.99, thats a good year, think about it.

Colli 08-11-2005 20:15

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I'm well aware that I can expect up to 10Mbit and that a constant 10Mbit cannot be expected. I was just wondering about my modem specs and whether my modem could be holding me back. Getting less that 10Mbit doesn't bother me now; as I said before this is all very new and no doubt some glitches will need to be ironed out/dealt with.

handyman 08-11-2005 20:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by yer nice one
if its ready.... whats the pilot schemes all about, seems as though some parts of the network are ready and others arnt.


Seeing 5mb from a 10mb connection is no way acceptable to me!

There seems to be quite a lot of people reporting speeds of 4-5mbs, Is there by any chance an issue with pc's not been fast enough. I remember having a pc and getting a rock steady 3-4Kbs on dial up then upgrading my pc and getting 5-6Kbs. Also not many people will have looked at the settings for their ethernet cards duplex/half duplex etc. Also there could be issues with speeds for those using usb 1.0 modems/pcs.

Lets not all ju p on and assume its ntl because there are people here getting the correct speed through.

slippers 08-11-2005 20:16

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well i got 5mb at the mo im hopefull it improves a bit but im also pleased i am not paying the same money for just a 3mb service

pk1209 08-11-2005 20:17

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someone posted earlier that the ntl man said the full speed may not occur yet until thw rollout is complete?

i've seen mine up at 950kb/s on newgroups... suits me fine.

Stop It 08-11-2005 20:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Colli
I'm well aware that I can expect up to 10Mbit and that a constant 10Mbit cannot be expected. I was just wondering about my modem specs and whether my modem could be holding me back. Getting less that 10Mbit doesn't bother me now; as I said before this is all very new and no doubt some glitches will need to be ironed out/dealt with.

Whats your modem, I do believe All of the Ambit (Ntl Home), Above the 120, can cope, I have a Ntl:home 120 myself, cant wait to see how the upgrade affects me, as im in a sleepy village, yey :)

Colli 08-11-2005 20:18

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Quote:

Also there could be issues with speeds for those using usb 1.0 modems/pcs.
I will admit that my PC is over three and a half years old - an OAP amongst computers! I'm also using USB 1.1 with my Terajet 210, that could be having an impact too.

Hom3r 08-11-2005 20:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by JohnHorb
According to this

http://www.chetnet.co.uk/portal/foru...ead.php?t=6098

The Terayon should support 7-8MB.

I'll have to call CS in the morning

Graham M 08-11-2005 20:28

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Maximum over USB 1.0/.1 is 720k iirc.

Earwig 08-11-2005 20:29

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Not sure if this has been posted yet??

https://autoreg.autoregister.net/cgi..._tiermigration


I am about to give it a go............ :)

Colli 08-11-2005 20:32

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Quote:

Maximum over USB 1.0/.1 is 720k iirc.
It definitely looks like I'll need to get a new modem. I do have USB 2.0 ports (via an added card) but I think the TJ210 can only handle 1.0 or 1.1. I'll miss the Terayon though, it's provided me with years of trouble-free service.

rhyang 08-11-2005 20:32

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I had ntl broadband installed about 2-3 weeks ago im very happy with the service way better than aol, I had the 1mb 9.99 for 12 months offer what would it cost me per month to upgrare to 3mb (the new 10mb 75gig cap service) per month and if i upgraded would i get the new speed now i live in south wales near newport and useing a blue ntl 250 modem connected via ethernet, Also what would happen if you was to go over the 75gig cap, Thanks

Gordon_29 08-11-2005 20:32

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can anybody confirm if it's only 3Mb users getting this message

Unable to upgrade your connection speed We are sorry that your current package or connection speed is not appropriate for an online speed upgrade. Please call customer support on 0800 052 2000 for further assistance with changing your service level.

or are people on 1 & 2 Mb getting it as well

Mr Clean 08-11-2005 20:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Earwig
Not sure if this has been posted yet??

https://autoreg.autoregister.net/cgi..._tiermigration


I am about to give it a go............ :)

Ah, you're only about 50 pages too late. Every link help the page jumpers though. :D

buba3d 08-11-2005 20:34

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The whole of scotland gets that error msg

Mr Clean 08-11-2005 20:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gordon_29
can anybody confirm if it's only 3Mb users getting this message

Unable to upgrade your connection speed We are sorry that your current package or connection speed is not appropriate for an online speed upgrade. Please call customer support on 0800 052 2000 for further assistance with changing your service level.

or are people on 1 & 2 Mb getting it as well

Looks like only the 3Mb users are getting that message. Others are getting Mac Address errors and allsorts of things. Hit and miss so far.....

Hans Gruber 08-11-2005 20:37

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Without trying to attract the wrath of the "omg they get a free upgrade and they still moan" gang, I'm can't say I'm too impressed the speed is all over the place and at times slower than my old 2mbit connection. Hopefully it's just because people are testing out their new speed and it will calm down a bit, at least I hope so...

Colli 08-11-2005 20:41

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Quote:

Without trying to attract the wrath of the "omg they get a free upgrade and they still moan" gang, I'm can't say I'm too impressed the speed is all over the place and at times slower than my old 2mbit connection. Hopefully it's just because people are testing out their new speed and it will calm down a bit, at least I hope so...
That may be part of the problem. I also reckon that many people will need to upgrade their modems and possibly even their PCs to be able to handle the increased speeds. Still, I've technically got a 10Mbit connection! :D

yer nice one 08-11-2005 20:41

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I get the error msg too and live in Bournemouth connected to Southampton currently on 3mb,

RoNa7dO 08-11-2005 20:48

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any1 got upgraded in leicester ? :P
ive been checkin through out the day this thread, it had 6 pages in the morning and look now 45 rofl, impressive ;)

CF rocks :D

Graham M 08-11-2005 20:51

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A Full Speed rate of 12 Mbit/s (1.4 MiB/s). Full Speed was the fastest rate before the USB 2.0 specification and many devices fall back to Full Speed. Full Speed devices divide the USB bandwidth between them in a first-come first-served basis and it is not uncommon to run out of bandwidth with several isochronous devices. All USB Hubs support Full Speed.

Taken from Wikipedia, so if youre using USB for your Modem and not getting full speeds, each USB hub on your system has 12MBit shared between the ports so perhaps try changing the port your Modem is plugged into to one that is next to an empty one or next to a low bandwidth consumption one such as a mouse.

Colli 08-11-2005 20:54

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Quote:

A Full Speed rate of 12 Mbit/s (1.4 MiB/s). Full Speed was the fastest rate before the USB 2.0 specification and many devices fall back to Full Speed. Full Speed devices divide the USB bandwidth between them in a first-come first-served basis and it is not uncommon to run out of bandwidth with several isochronous devices. All USB Hubs support Full Speed.

Taken from Wikipedia, so if youre using USB for your Modem and not getting full speeds, each USB hub on your system has 12MBit shared between the ports so perhaps try changing the port your Modem is plugged into to one that is next to an empty one or next to a low bandwidth consumption one such as a mouse.
Righty-ho. Thanks for the info, Zeph. Good grief, it's been an exciting and educational forum day.

Robc66 08-11-2005 21:03

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Why has every1 been upgraded appart from me? lol

deathball 08-11-2005 21:04

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No rob, we will not get up graded till December.

Graham M 08-11-2005 21:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Colli
Righty-ho. Thanks for the info, Zeph. Good grief, it's been an exciting and educational forum day.

No problem, you could always thank with the Rep button http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/im...reputation.gif :)

handyman 08-11-2005 21:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Colli
I will admit that my PC is over three and a half years old - an OAP amongst computers! I'm also using USB 1.1 with my Terajet 210, that could be having an impact too.

An ethernet card for £2.34 might just help this on a little.

Graham M 08-11-2005 21:06

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Quote:

Originally Posted by handyman

£5 inc. Vat n Delivery :)

Tuftus 08-11-2005 21:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Robc66
Why has every1 been upgraded appart from me? lol

Me as well!

I'm gonna write to my MP!

:rolleyes:

Robc66 08-11-2005 21:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by deathball
No rob, we will not get up graded till December.

I see people on here who had 3mbit and are on it now. Why cant they put me on it aswell. I will ring tommorrow again and try and get it.

handyman 08-11-2005 21:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Colli
I will admit that my PC is over three and a half years old - an OAP amongst computers! I'm also using USB 1.1 with my Terajet 210, that could be having an impact too.

Transferring data to this pc (celeron 400 with 200mb ram and xp) caused it to bang straight to 95-100% cpu usage. :-)

That pc had a 10mbs lan card in it mind not sure what duplex it was.

As a bench mark i can normall get a similar file transfer speed over 11mbs wireless.

But she slogs along and has not died yet, she's fine looking after my pron stash and back-ups
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Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeph
£5 inc. Vat n Delivery :)

Still could always have a look about and see if theres owt else you fancy.

Could always go pay a tenner at pc world :)

yer nice one 08-11-2005 21:23

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Last time i was on the 1.5mb package (the highest package) when i went to the upgreade page I had the option of 2, and 3mb. I went the 3mb route but several months later went down to the 2mb package,

This time 3mb users, me included, becasue I upgraded to 3mb with the hype to get 10mb FIRST,

3mb users do not seem to have the option to upgrade,
it seems as though there are several errors and no one has been sucessful to upgrade from 3mb to 10 via the web portel.

I phoned CS this morning and asked for my connection to be dropped from 3mb to 2mb ...as it seemed from this site that the 2mb users had the option to upgrade,

I tried again.. and im on 2mb at this point, the only option on the webportel is 10mb you do not have the option for 3mb, even though im on 2 and 3mb is suppose to be the high tier.
Anyway I click 10mb and it fails!!
ring the CS etc etc...

I rang them and they can only put me on 3mb, WTF?

My neighbour came round this evening and we were chatting, I told him the situation about NTL, and he would love 10mb if he can get it,
So we went round his house (2 doors away) and tried the web portel and 10mb upgrade straight away..he's been on 2mb for the last 8 months or so..

OMG
if you were on 2mb yesterday you can get 10mb via the portel otherwise you have to run the gauntlet with 0800-052-2000 option 2.

I have been un-succesful today but am cheased my neighbour but one has 10mb and i dont,..

even though i was on the higher package.

I dont get the 10mb option when I try via the web portel , but as NTL will make money out of my neighbour he gets advantage.
NICE:dunce:

please this is my opinion. please dont flame

Colli 08-11-2005 21:25

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Honest guv'nors, I'm been meaning to switch to ethernet for ages as I know how USB can impact on resources. Laziness has been the key factor in my sticking with USB - I kept thinking "I'll buy and fit a card tomorrow." Of course, I never did get around to it. This is the kick in the rear I need to finally do it.

Robc66 08-11-2005 21:27

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Just shows how messed up NTL is lol

Tuftus 08-11-2005 21:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Colli
Honest guv'nors, I'm been meaning to switch to ethernet for ages as I know how USB can impact on resources. Laziness has been the key factor in my sticking with USB - I kept thinking "I'll buy and fit a card tomorrow." Of course, I never did get around to it. This is the kick in the rear I need to finally do it.

Do it and dont look back... much more stable especially if you have loads of usb devices like me...

Frank 08-11-2005 21:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob2005
The so called "pilot" schemes seem to be spread all over the country going by posts on here. Most people would call that a rollout...

Good point. As usual, ntl have failed to communicate adequately. If they had clearly defined the trial areas, then there wouldn't be any confusion about who could get the upgrade and who couldn't until December.

This would in turn lead to lower call volumes to their contact centres as customers wouldn't be phoning in to query the rollout.

And also as usual, there is confusion internally about who can get the upgrade. Phoning multiple times results in multiple answers and higher call volumes, which would again have been avoided by better internal communications.

We live in hope.

LostintheNW 08-11-2005 21:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Frank
Good point. As usual, ntl have failed to communicate adequately. If they had clearly defined the trial areas, then there wouldn't be any confusion about who could get the upgrade and who couldn't until December.

We live in hope.

Not to mention that fact that STB users cannot have this upgrade unless you switch to a SACM!

I am going to start paying my bill the way that NTL communicates!

Tuftus 08-11-2005 21:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Frank
Good point. As usual, ntl have failed to communicate adequately. If they had clearly defined the trial areas, then there wouldn't be any confusion about who could get the upgrade and who couldn't until December.

We live in hope.

Indeed we do, patience is what is required...

kronas 08-11-2005 21:42

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thanks to whoever mentioned the optimizer from speedguide (forgot about it) :

Tue, 8 Nov 2005 22:39:20 UTC
1st 128K took 125 ms = 1048576 Bytes/sec = approx 8724 kbits/sec
2nd 128K took 125 ms = 1048576 Bytes/sec = approx 8724 kbits/sec
3rd 128K took 125 ms = 1048576 Bytes/sec = approx 8724 kbits/sec
4th 128K took 141 ms = 929589 Bytes/sec = approx 7734 kbits/sec

better than 5mbit, i suggest you guys give it a try, those of you who are getting low amounts.

Tuftus 08-11-2005 21:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by LostintheNW
Not to mention that fact that STB users cannot have this upgrade unless you switch to a SACM!

I am going to start paying my bill the way that NTL communicates!

Alledgedly...

yer nice one 08-11-2005 21:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tuftus
Indeed we do, patience is what is required...

do you know something we dont ?

Mr Clean 08-11-2005 21:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by yer nice one
Last time i was on the 1.5mb package (the highest package) when i went to the upgreade page I had the option of 2, and 3mb. I went the 3mb route but ..........

..........OMG
if you were on 2mb yesterday you can get 10mb via the portel otherwise you have to run the gauntlet with 0800-052-2000 option 2.

I have been un-succesful today but am cheased my neighbour but one has 10mb and i dont,..

even though i was on the higher package.

I dont get the 10mb option when I try via the web portel , but as NTL will make money out of my neighbour he gets advantage.
NICE:dunce:

please this is my opinion. please dont flame

I agree with you mate. But it's life. You cant always get what you want and when you do, it aint up to expectations most of the time. Tomorrow will probably bring you more success.

In defence of NTL though. Fair enough, they make a few mistakes with these upgrades and the way they do things, but eventually, it gets done, as promised and 99.7% of it's customers are happy. Just a few with alot bigger troubles than something they are given for free not turning up.

There's not even been an official statement to say that the 10Mb upgrades will start as of today. (8th Nov) It's all really much a do about nothing because at the end of the day, we are all paying for what we signed up for. I pay £37.99 p/m for my 3Mb connection the same as everybody else. I cant argue because someone else has a 10Mb connection paying the same because I chose to pay £37.99 p/m for a 3Mb connection.

Nowhere did it say that if you upgrade to 3Mb BB you will be upgraded to 10Mb the same day as everybody else.

People really need to take a chill pill on this. Cuz getting worked up on here, will make you irate. Then when you phone CS asking for an upgrade in an irate attitude, you'll get nowhere. Believe me, I used to worked for an ISP CS, and if people were all arsy, they got nothing. Because that person you need to be polite to over the phone holds the key and you have nothing. ;)

Thats my opinion anyway.

People can compare the situation to buying cars or bags of sweets or bags of ****e if they like. Makes no odds what-so-ever. You pay for what you asked for when you agreed to that package. If NTL dropped you down and still charged you, fair enough. But on something that isn't widespread and not fully functional anywhere as of yet......LMAO.

Cheers :beer:

LostintheNW 08-11-2005 21:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tuftus
Alledgedly...

you seem to like using this word, despite the conversation I had with Broadband Technical Support

Do you have a SACM?

And I have given up holding on with this company, I am way past being told a million different things by people who cannot read, cannot talk to each other.

The fact one CS took it on himself to shout at me as I pointed out that taking time off work for someone not to show up like I have had in the past is not the best way to get people to stay with them

Tuftus 08-11-2005 21:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by yer nice one
do you know something we dont ?

Common sense, been through the 'when will we get the upgrade' game before, just hang tight and you will get it...

I am in no rush....

:angel:
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Quote:

Originally Posted by LostintheNW
you seem to like using this word, despite the conversation I had with Broadband Technical Support

Do you have a SACM?

Yup

Frank 08-11-2005 21:49

Re: *All* ntl 10meg Discussion (part 2)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob2005
Phoned CS and said I was on 3MB and asked to be upgraded to 10mb. Nice CS lady said her office had only been informed that new customers could get the 10mb at the moment. I said it was on various forums that cutomers on lower priced tiers could upgrade to 10MB, while I, as a 3MB customer, could not. She said this was incorrect, but I explained that many people had aready upgraded. I went on to say that I had been a loyal customer for 15 years and said that I was dissapointed that I was always last in the line for improvements. Ie Bromley upgrade, free ntl dialup (which never happened despite "original" ntl customers getting it) etc. She was sorry, but said there was nothing she could do to help me.

If you want the upgrade today and live in a trial area then perhaps you should call back. I would also strongly question whether ntl are allowed to sell the 10Mbps service to new customers and not provide it to you, provided it is available in your area. Of course, if it is not available in your area at all, then you just have to wait as it's staggered rollout, which is quite normal.

Tuftus 08-11-2005 21:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by LostintheNW
you seem to like using this word, despite the conversation I had with Broadband Technical Support

Do you have a SACM?

And I have given up holding on with this company, I am way past being told a million different things by people who cannot read, cannot talk to each other.

The fact one CS took it on himself to shout at me as I pointed out that taking time off work for someone not to show up like I have had in the past is not the best way to get people to stay with them

Then vote with your feet then.

I can only give you advice.

Frank 08-11-2005 21:52

Re: *All* ntl 10meg Discussion (part 2)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jamgood
Nowhere did it say that if you upgrade to 3Mb BB you will be upgraded to 10Mb the same day as everybody else.

Exactly, so people shouldn't expect to be upgraded automatically.

However, if ntl are selling 10Mb to new customers in your area and it is technically available to you, then you should be able to get it. Otherwise that is discriminating against existing customers.

PowerUser 08-11-2005 21:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Robc66
I see people on here who had 3mbit and are on it now. Why cant they put me on it aswell. I will ring tommorrow again and try and get it.

Here are some answers for ya.

1) Some areas have it, some don't!!, WHY, because its nationwide cock up thats why m8, :(.

2) And the ones that do, have random results, Wales 4-5mb, Manchester up to 9mb, Hertfordshire 6-8mb. (how can this possibly be the final package.). These sound more like testing to me. Imagine how it would have gone last year when they did the last rollout that those that paid for 3mb like me for £37,99, were getting 1mb to 2mb depending on which area you lived in, Outrageous. But it wasnt like that, Not for me anyway, it's always been spot on 3mbit and never faulted for all these months.

3) If This really was the rollout and I were getting say 5mb I would be Extremley :mad:, Imagine paying Sky TV £70 per month for all the channels on a new package release , then they turn around and say that only those in certain areas will get the movies, and other areas will only get the sports until next month maybe next year,How could you possibly say that you wouldn't moan about that.

4) I spoke to CS today, and they told me Dec at the latest for the REAL deal for Everyone.

5) Just a personal note this one really, but why ,why, the hell do those that have been given the genuine 10mb connection, (although I have not actually seen proof of a constant 1.2mb per sec download as of yet for a long duration.) Do those peeps come back on here and deliberatly try to enrage those that cant have it yet. I joined because i wanted to find out more about what's going on with NTL. Not stumble into some Schoolground boasting match. If I had the 10mb Connection I would be USING it not wasting time here trying to upset people.or at least thats the way it seems.

6) And fnally, Thanks NTL, yes, Thanks for your consideration to us customers who stuck with you on the so called Platinum service of 3mb, And how you really made us feel different subscribing to your most expense broadband service by Shafting us up the anus with your fibre optic cable, when loyalty was concerned.

7) And how impressive your non existent advertising on national TV is for launching this service in competiton with wanadoo and bulldog, etc.....

8) But at least I'm still subscribed to your non existent NTL Power users forum. which I have not had a newsletter from since it was launched way back in the first quarter of last year.

Rob2005 08-11-2005 21:56

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Frank: Thanks for the feedback.

The point I was trying to make is that ntl HAVE launched the 10mb product. They are offering it to ALL new customers in ALL areas (according to the cs lady I spoke to) and of course those on lower tiers can upgrade too. This is NOT a trial, it is a full rollout. But ntl's bosses have just made a complete balls-up of it. My sympathies goes out to the ntl cs people taking unnecessary or multiple calls from us customers trying to upgrade. I been in the position myself where my company informed staff of one thing, yet the reality was completey diffrent.

LostintheNW 08-11-2005 21:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob2005
Frank: Thanks for the feedback.

The point I was trying to make is that ntl HAVE launched the 10mb product. They are offering it to ALL new customers in ALL areas (according to the cs lady I spoke to) and of course those on lower tiers can upgrade too. This is NOT a trial, it is a full rollout. But ntl's bosses have just made a complete bulls up of it. My sympathies goes out to the ntl cs people taking unnecessary or multiple calls from us customers trying to upgrade. I been in the position myself where my company informed staff of one thing, yet the reality was completey diffrent.

CS are telling people that its still a trial despite it being available to new customers! What is going on with this company?

Rob2005 08-11-2005 21:59

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That's not what I was told by ntl cs.

I think ntl cs staff should be paid blood money working for that company!

Mr Clean 08-11-2005 22:00

Re: *All* ntl 10meg Discussion (part 2)
 
Has anyone tried going to the actual registration pages for NTL Broadband?

It mentions nothing of a 10Mb connection for me. Only 3Mb as the top tier. So giving this 10Mb package to new customers isn't gospel.

Frank 08-11-2005 22:00

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Quote:

Originally Posted by PowerUser
1) Some areas have it, some don't!!, WHY, because its nationwide cock up thats why m8, :(.

No, it's a staggered rollout, which is normal for all large scale IT projects like this. A nationwide cockup would be ntl's customer service and internal communication on the matter, not the rollout.
Quote:

Originally Posted by PowerUser
4) I spoke to CS today, and they told me Dec at the latest for the REAL deal for Everyone.

Which proves my point above.
Quote:

Originally Posted by PowerUser
5) Just a personal note this one really, but why ,why, the hell do those that have been given the genuine 10mb connection, (although I have not actually seen proof of a constant 1.2mb per sec download as of yet for a long duration.) Do those peeps come back on here and deliberatly try to enrage those that cant have it yet. I joined because i wanted to find out more about what's going on with NTL. Not stumble into some Schoolground boasting match. If I had the 10mb Connection I would be USING it not wasting time here trying to upset people.or at least thats the way it seems.

*Sigh*. People are not boasting dude, this is a discussion forum and people are posting if they have it, and how it is performing. May I suggest you hang around for a little while before accusing people of boasting.
Quote:

Originally Posted by PowerUser
8) But at least I'm still subscribed to your non existent NTL Power users forum. which I have not had a newsletter from since it was launched way back in the first quarter of last year.

Haha, haven't heard about that for a long time. It was purely a damage limitation exercise, trust me. There were hundreds of unread emails in it for months afterwards, and as you well know they still have done nothing with it.

stairpotato 08-11-2005 22:01

Re: *All* ntl 10meg Discussion (part 2)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Zeph
Bloody moaners, something for nothing and its not quite working to full capacity and theyre up in arms.

Do you really believe that NTL would provide an upgraded service just to be nice? Get real.

It's NOT something for nothing. NTL are rolling out 10 meg because they have to, to stay competitive. If they did nothing we'd all be off to the 8 meg ADSL services that are stonking value for money.

Many customers - myself included have stayed with NTL because of the promise of upgraded speeds - their inability to communicate a simple fact like when this may happen is indicative of their lack of customer service skills, their lack of basic marketing skills and a woeful disregard for the plight of those of us that are paying £38 a month for a service that just doesn't stack up against the competition currently.

Robc66 08-11-2005 22:01

Re: *All* ntl 10meg Discussion (part 2)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by PowerUser
Here are some answers for ya.

1) Some areas have it, some don't!!, WHY, because its nationwide cock up thats why m8, :(.

2) And the ones that do, have random results, Wales 4-5mb, Manchester up to 9mb, Hertfordshire 6-8mb. (how can this possibly be the final package.). These sound more like testing to me. Imagine how it would have gone last year when they did the last rollout that those that paid for 3mb like me for £37,99, were getting 1mb to 2mb depending on which area you lived in, Outrageous. But it wasnt like that, Not for me anyway, it's always been spot on 3mbit and never faulted for all these months.

3) If This really was the rollout and I were getting say 5mb I would be Extremley :mad:, Imagine paying Sky TV £70 per month for all the channels on a new package release , then they turn around and say that only those in certain areas will get the movies, and other areas will only get the sports until next month maybe next year,How could you possibly say that you wouldn't moan about that.

4) I spoke to CS today, and they told me Dec at the latest for the REAL deal for Everyone.

5) Just a personal note this one really, but why ,why, the hell do those that have been given the genuine 10mb connection, (although I have not actually seen proof of a constant 1.2mb per sec download as of yet for a long duration.) Do those peeps come back on here and deliberatly try to enrage those that cant have it yet. I joined because i wanted to find out more about what's going on with NTL. Not stumble into some Schoolground boasting match. If I had the 10mb Connection I would be USING it not wasting time here trying to upset people.or at least thats the way it seems.

6) And fnally, Thanks NTL, yes, Thanks for your consideration to us customers who stuck with you on the so called Platinum service of 3mb, And how you really made us feel different subscribing to your most expense broadband service by Shafting us up the anus with your fibre optic cable, when loyalty was concerned.

7) And how impressive your non existent advertising on national TV is for launching this service in competiton with wanadoo and bulldog, etc.....

8) But at least I'm still subscribed to your non existent NTL Power users forum. which I have not had a newsletter from since it was launched way back in the first quarter of last year.

I am in manchester and they said it was new customers only mate. :mad:

Frank 08-11-2005 22:02

Re: *All* ntl 10meg Discussion (part 2)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob2005
The point I was trying to make is that ntl HAVE launched the 10mb product. They are offering it to ALL new customers in ALL areas (according to the cs lady I spoke to) and of course those on lower tiers can upgrade too. This is NOT a trial, it is a full rollout. But ntl's bosses have just made a complete balls-up of it. My sympathies goes out to the ntl cs people taking unnecessary or multiple calls from us customers trying to upgrade. I been in the position myself where my company informed staff of one thing, yet the reality was completey diffrent.

I think the "according to the cs lady I spoke to" is the key part here ;) If it had been launched, ntl would be selling it right now on their website and there would be press releases and media promotion.


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