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Originally Posted by andygrif
Isn't this a bit of egg-on-face for ntl? Having already put the price of the 1MB service up, to now muse about lowering the price makes them look rather amateurish.
I don't think it takes an expert in the industry to predict that speeds will increase and costs will decrease over time.
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not as big as the egg on BTs face due to their cap and their £25 service having a lower speed than NTL's £25 service.
I see this as a little egg on NTLs face but mostly healthy competition.
Let's cross our fingers that NTL will drop 'em blossom to around £30 a month and still have the speed at 1.5mb.