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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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Indeed it is - as i said at the time when the price was first increased.. they didnt do their homework, as BT had become one of the most expensive adsl providers in the uk and as such it wasnt going to be too long before they had to review thier prices. Infact even with their new prices, they are still higher than some adsl providers.
I wonder how many people, like myelf, actually downgraded to the 600k service when the price went up. I will certainly be going back to 1mb when the price comes back down
If ntl are clever enough, they will keep the 37.99 for the new 1.5mbit, and price the 1mbit @ £29.99, although even them prices will be forced down in the non to distant future....