Thread: How many will consider changing levels now?
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Old 28-04-2004, 16:18   #26
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Re: How many will consider changing levels now?
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Originally Posted by towny
I won't move down mainly because I upload a lot of photos to our family website. I can just about bear with 128k up, but 64k up on the entry-level service is just a little too much like going back to dial-up for my liking. If it weren't for that, I might have been tempted to experiment with the 300k service just to see if I could get by with it for browsing and occasional downloads.
Forgot about that - stay the same then - while 300k download is probably enough, the 64k upload will be painful. My ISDN line will be quicker.

Wouldn't it be nice if you could pick and choose both streams in a menu pricing matrix.
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