Thread: [Now Official] More ntl speed changes
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Old 04-11-2004, 23:31   #319
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Re: [Now Official] More ntl speed changes
I'm torn between several options, not all of which are on the poll.

1. If it's offered, stay exactly the same, 300k, 1Gb/day soft cap, do not pay £25 admin fee, do not pass go
2. Pay £25 admin fee only, and go to 1Gb - but that 5Gb cap looms uncomfortably quickly at that speed.
3. Grudgingly pay £25 admin fee AND move to 2Gb, in order to retain the same cap level
4. Shop around for a ADSL deal.

If the capping was pro-rata - 15Gb on 1, 30Gb on 2 and 45Gb on 3, I'd be queuing tp pay the admin fee, even with 10Gb.

I guess I need to tight monitor, and see just how close to the 5Gb barrier (allowing for for some increase due to faster transfer), I am already.

I'd rather see the bottom tier a bit slower, than heavily capped - and it would have made more sense if they'd simply added a top 3 Gbit tier, and rescaled the prices on the rest?

Ho long before they end up merging with Telewest anyway, and whaich way round would that go (yeah, we can guess, the worst of both worlds!)
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