Thread: [Now Official] More ntl speed changes
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Old 27-10-2004, 10:09   #12
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Re: More ntl speed changes
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Originally Posted by MovedGoalPosts
Most interesting. No doubt speculation at this stage but.

One wonders in practice whether there is a much lower price that is chargeable id a 150 kpbs tier is reintroduced. The fixed costs of line provision, modem supply etc, compared to the day to day running costs and limited bandwidth needs may not actually create much margin.
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But it's the hook, another reason / thing to move to BT/Sky, the product being in the house and being remotely (or user) upgradable to higher speeds.

Smart move for a cheaper lower speed IMHO.
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