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Originally Posted by chiba
Nildram, bulldog, ukonline to name a few much better deals for heavy downloaders, I'm going Nildram way if NTL disconnect me in October close to 200 Gig so-far and proud of it
BTW Direct debits can be re sent from the ISP no problem just cancelling at the bank wont stop them getting the money unless you tell the bank the ISP is trying to de-fraud you of the money but then I'm sure the bank have a duty to inform the police
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The ISP's that you mentioned may have better deals on paper but do they have them in reality? They all have clauses in their T&C's that they can use to disconnect any user that they want to get rid of. Many ISP's that are commonly named are not the giants that such as NTL and BT are and would be unable to cope with an influx of very high bandwidth users. As these ISP's offer ever increasing speeds they are getting nearer and nearer to the time when they will no longer offer unlimited services or will use the magic word "UPTO" to ensure that you cannot get anything like the speed you expect. Take Bulldog for example who only have something like 65,000 BB customers and a waiting list of 20,000 (figures were from a month or so ago) who have been having horrendous problems for a fair time.
If you notify your bank that you are cancelling a Direct Debit mandate then they will not take any further funds from your account that were the subject of that mandate.