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Old 15-02-2005, 14:45   #593
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Re: *ALL* Speed Upgrade Discussion In Here Please

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Originally Posted by N00N00
Just asking again as this seems to have been missed. i think I was suggested there there would be 4 price bands - I.e. the people on 300K who go for the upgrade will continue to pay £17.99, but 300K itself will become £15.99.

Is this correct?
Simon Duffy's preentation http://www.ntl.com/locales/gb/en/inv...Final-CSFB.pdf shows on page 14 that there will be four broadband tiers. These are the existing tiers with upgraded speeds at the same price and a 300k tier at £14.99. From this it would seem that 300k users could upgrade to 1Mb for the same £17.99p m with a cap (5Gb shown on presentation but now believed could be 3GB) or stay on 300k with soft cap for £14.99.
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