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Originally Posted by homealone
hmm - on the basis a connection will struggle to download a gig a day on 300k, the 'guideline' was hard to exceed, while 30 gig a month was the notional 'limit', is what nfs6600 means, i think 
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I'm not entirely sure what I meant to be honest, but at the same time I did
makes sense doesn't it? :lol: Theres that many emails flying around (internal) that you don't know what the speeds and allowances are anymore!!
and yes, the opt out option seems ok to me too. But we're bond to get one customer who "never got the flyer or email" who will complain to high heaven and get 3 months discount!
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Originally Posted by caroline
Hi
if we take this offer of going to the 10 mb speed can we add more monthly useage, if so how much will it cost? .
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All will be revealed to the public in due course
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Originally Posted by caroline
thanx for the reply paul
just i dont want to opt for it then find it cost to much if i want to download more than they allow , what ever that may be, surely if they are sending e mails to people they would know what the usage is going to cost for downloading, but then am i right in thinking we will not get the mb untill after christmas ?
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3Mb customers will be the first to get the upgrade hopfully end of this year/begining of next. All depends on the network status etc.