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Sorry for being an off-topic whore, I've just had 1mb (to be 1.5mb later this summer  ) installed at my new home, given it a quick run looks good. |
Good stuff.
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My bandwidth with work (I work from home) comes in at the moment around 35 gb - 40 gb a month.
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I'll bet your neighbours who can't online game etc, love you.
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Just so I'm aware, what happens if I break this fabulous cap continually?
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ntl will write to you (apparently)
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As for the upgrades, I was one of the first retail customers of the original NTL broadband service for the Stoke-on-Trent area, and experienced a lot of problems with it. Tech support were great then, and it's partially the support which made them my first choice for the new place (living outside their area right now).
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That's good to hear.
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The upgrade is good, very good. £3 for 500kb/s is great news. I'm paying £28 for 512kb/s ADSL right now, so an extra tenner for three times the speed looks good from where I'm standing. Add to that my three months half price and I'm having a giggle and a few extra nights down the local :P
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Not that great when you consider the cap/lousy mail servers etc, coupled with the fact that DSL is coming
down in price-Pipex (for example) off a 1 meg (un capped) service for £33.00-now
that's good.
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As for announcing the speed changes before implementation, I think this is a wise move. It gives them time to examine their infrastructure in case of problems.
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How come Telewest have already finished theirs then (2 weeks ahead of schedule)?