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Originally Posted by Mauldor
Here is a Strange concept - If you currently have a router and it will not give you the full 10mbit speeds dues to only having a 10mbit port, most are quite happy to go to the shops and pay for a new router - mostly coming in at about £50 lets say. When NTL Charge people to go from STB to SACM to get the full speed, again costing £50 there is a Uproar???
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Correct. We are buying a service from NTL, and it is up to them to supply the equipment to deliver that service. This is the business model NTL have chosen, not us. If I had paid for my modem or STB, and it needed upgrading for the new service, I would not have a problem, in the same way that I was planning to replace
MY router.