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MovedGoalPosts · 29-04-2004, 01:24

I dunno what I will do. Currently on the 600 service. I do some uploading of email etc, but mostly it's to connect to the office by VPN, to troubleshoot that network out of hours (saves me living at the office 24/7).

Yes I do do some P2P stuff, but a slow upload is less critical for that. Occasionally I look at video streaming, but even now i find that can be unusable due to the inevitable buffering issues.

I'll probably try a downgrade to the 300 service and see what happens. That's if ntl do get round to getting it up and running before I think that financially I'll be better off with Sky, BT and and ADSL ISP.

29-04-2004, 01:24	#38
MovedGoalPosts Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 62 Posts: 15,868	Re: How many will consider changing levels now? I dunno what I will do. Currently on the 600 service. I do some uploading of email etc, but mostly it's to connect to the office by VPN, to troubleshoot that network out of hours (saves me living at the office 24/7). Yes I do do some P2P stuff, but a slow upload is less critical for that. Occasionally I look at video streaming, but even now i find that can be unusable due to the inevitable buffering issues. I'll probably try a downgrade to the 300 service and see what happens. That's if ntl do get round to getting it up and running before I think that financially I'll be better off with Sky, BT and and ADSL ISP.