Cable Forum - View Single Post

Chrysalis · 27-01-2005, 03:14

Thing is with BT there is a big choice of isp's BT is essentially a wholesale provider, BT Yahoo broadband isnt a representation of ADSL so stop using it please.

Neil I agree with you in theory if unhappy just leave NTL but the problem is NTL have a monopoly in some areas where there is no ADSL and so its a choice of NTL or AOL or dialup.

My last point for the day yes the comparision between business/residental is a joke, the business lite package been closely priced yet the difference in quality of service is huge, what does this say? it says they value their business customers (understandable) but they think residental customers are disposable. Seems to me residental customers are much more profitable then their business customers who are on business lite. But it dont matter so much now I found a alternative and will probably sign up to business lite when they try to impose the cap on me.

27-01-2005, 03:14	#522
Chrysalis Inactive Join Date: Sep 2003 Posts: 12,047	*Re: [Merged] ALL* ntl Cap Discussion In Here Please.** Thing is with BT there is a big choice of isp's BT is essentially a wholesale provider, BT Yahoo broadband isnt a representation of ADSL so stop using it please. Neil I agree with you in theory if unhappy just leave NTL but the problem is NTL have a monopoly in some areas where there is no ADSL and so its a choice of NTL or AOL or dialup. My last point for the day yes the comparision between business/residental is a joke, the business lite package been closely priced yet the difference in quality of service is huge, what does this say? it says they value their business customers (understandable) but they think residental customers are disposable. Seems to me residental customers are much more profitable then their business customers who are on business lite. But it dont matter so much now I found a alternative and will probably sign up to business lite when they try to impose the cap on me.