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Old 02-03-2004, 14:24   #18
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Re: BT no frills £19.99 with.. 1gig a MONTH cap!!!

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
1 gig would be used by web browsing, unless you are an extremely light user then I would then say broadband is not for you.

BT have 1 intention with this package, that is to lure people from dialup to broadband with it and then make them move to the proper package when they exceed the traffic limit.
I spotted an additional benefit for BT in some of the national papers this morning - they are taking out big half-page ads and can of course headline their prices as 'from £19.99' which looks very tempting. You only discover the bandwidth cap in the small print at the bottom of the ad, by which time they have already attracted your attention and put 'BT' in your head.
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