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Originally Posted by chiba
Thats what this thread lead me to believe but the cap letter i recieved from ntl AUP team states
'You currently subscribe to our 1Mb broadband service, which has a monthly usage of 30GB.'
so i'm confused, can anyone explain
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I am wondering whether there is a typing error on the web site. They have typed 3GB instead of 30GB.
It is so misleading and annoying when a company gets its information wrong either by misinterpretation or laziness because whoever is responsible does not bother to proof-read the letter stating the AUP or check the website.
With the BBC considering streaming either BBC1 or BBC2 over the internet next year and the BBC iMP trial which I believe is using p2p, this will put a greater demand on the internet.
I believe that there should be a package where you pay a basic price for your broadband connection and then pay extra for a varied range of download options. One cannot expect something for nothing. There is a cost involved whatever one does. Maybe one of the options should be for family use because I can sympathize where each family member wants to use the internet. You can get squabbles because 'Johnny' wants to use the pc and 'Sarah' wants to use the pc at the same time so they have their own computers and want to download material etc.
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Originally Posted by chiba
Well I just checked my bill and I pay £24.99 form 1mb line
so either Ntl are ripping me off, or I'm on 1mb line but being charged £24.99 for 30gig cap, Just phoned a friend who has same 1mb for £24.99 mystery package
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I thought the broadband tiers were as follows:
Tier 1: 128kbps uprated to 150kbps uprated to 300kbps uprated to 1MB at £17.99 currently.
Tier 2: 512kbps uprated to 600kbps uprated to 750kbps uprated to 2MB at £24.99 currently.
Tier 3: 1Mbps uprated to 1.5Mbps uprated to 3Mbps at £37.99 currently.
What other packages are there?
Michael