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MovedGoalPosts · 11-10-2005, 16:12

You shouldn't start a new contract. That should be running from whenever you first subscribed to ntl broadband. You can upgrade / downgrade once a month, or at least that's what you could do if the rules haven't changed.

As for speed, it's upload / download of files that will show the most difference. Web browsing won't show noticeably unless the page has a lot of graphic content. Again email works mostly in tha background so, unless your emails have megabyte sized file attachements, you'll probably never know.

Regarding timeouts, check the network dialup / connection settings don't have a disconnect if inactive seting ticked.

11-10-2005, 16:12	#2
MovedGoalPosts Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: 127.0.0.1 Age: 62 Posts: 15,868	Re: Should I upgrade? You shouldn't start a new contract. That should be running from whenever you first subscribed to ntl broadband. You can upgrade / downgrade once a month, or at least that's what you could do if the rules haven't changed. As for speed, it's upload / download of files that will show the most difference. Web browsing won't show noticeably unless the page has a lot of graphic content. Again email works mostly in tha background so, unless your emails have megabyte sized file attachements, you'll probably never know. Regarding timeouts, check the network dialup / connection settings don't have a disconnect if inactive seting ticked.