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Old 08-10-2004, 17:39   #8
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Re: BB provider - any suggestions?

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Originally Posted by monkeybreath


I thought seeing as this is a cable forum, i would point out ntl and telewest. Ntl do have a 1gb guideline/ cap but this is not rigourously enforced, and i am not sure whether telewest have a cap, but it might be worth investigating.
For the sake of completeness, if you do live in a NTL cabled area you could always use AOL broadband supplied via NTL cable. This is advertised as 600kb for £24.99 pm with NO cap. I don't know if this is being / has been increased to 750kb in line with NTLs speed increases, perhaps others on here are in the know.
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