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Old 19-05-2004, 16:02   #11
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Re: AOL drops 1mb price from £35 to £30 per month

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Originally Posted by Defiant
er just thought. I'm no NTL techy so dont know how there network is setup but when NTL raise there 600 to 750 will the AOL customers get the same increase or will they be able to stop that ?

I'd have thought it may be tricky

It would be a gr8 deal if NTL couldn't stop that going through to them though.
From what I've read in other threads, NTL sends a config file to your cable modem which tells it what speed it is limited to. If you are an AOL subscriber, they would just send a different config file to your modem, to ensure your speed is appropriate.
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