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bbxxl · 30-01-2010, 11:13

While I was a bit annoyed at having to pay £50 up front it's not a lot of money (if you can afford an extra £15/month then I guess you're not on the dole) and for your £50 you do get a new modem, an 802.11n router and an 802.11n USB adapter. Unless you already have 802.11n you will need it if you want to use wireless.
You have the choice, pay and get 50Mb or don't pay and get 20Mb but if you were willing to pay an extra £15/month then just save up and in a little over 3 months you will have enough and then you will save £7/month.
But if you can't afford £50 should you really be committing to an extra £8/month?

30-01-2010, 11:13	#8
bbxxl Inactive Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 319	Re: 50Mb upgrade woes While I was a bit annoyed at having to pay £50 up front it's not a lot of money (if you can afford an extra £15/month then I guess you're not on the dole) and for your £50 you do get a new modem, an 802.11n router and an 802.11n USB adapter. Unless you already have 802.11n you will need it if you want to use wireless. You have the choice, pay and get 50Mb or don't pay and get 20Mb but if you were willing to pay an extra £15/month then just save up and in a little over 3 months you will have enough and then you will save £7/month. But if you can't afford £50 should you really be committing to an extra £8/month?