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Old 08-02-2005, 07:19   #12
Neil
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Re: 300k instead of 600k?

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Originally Posted by Tindo
I am not trying argue here. Can you tell me what was my mum paying with £19.99?
She was paying for 512/600k (depending where you lived at that time) broadband.

The fact that it was £5.00 less than normal suggests (as Graham & John suggested earlier), the she got a discount for buying her own cable modem originally.

There has been many many problems when people up/downgrade their BB packages when owning their own modems over the years, as ntl no longer apply the discount once up/downgraded.

Should you get £5.00 off you monthly BB bill as you own your own modem? Yes-in my opinion you should get that £5.00 off per month regardless of what speed package you are on.

ntl in their usual lame way never communicated anything about this to customers, & it was only when people up/downgraded that the issue came to light on their next bill (it was still not even mentioned during the upgrade phone call so that the customer gets a choice to stay on the current tariff/price

People have contacted ntl & got the £5.00 per month discount re-applied, but you will have to go high up to get your plight heard, as all the CSRs that members have encountered when ringing after getting their bills is "There's no £5.00 discount available once you up/downgrade.

That's no good after the event, & ntl should honour the £5.00 discount as long as they have your business IMO.

List of contacts here.

Good luck, let us know how you get on.
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