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Originally Posted by Bambi
NTL do need to sort thier billing out.
I was being charged £24.99 for a 3Mb line since they introduced them. I upgradted to a 10Mb line and my bill went to £37.99, and now they are reducing the bill to £34.99
Will they reduce this further to compete with Bulldog? Sure hope so...
£35 for a capped line is not on, even if it is 'up to' 10Mb.
Drop the cap and charge me £35, no problems.
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Bulldogs alright if you live in London, however the max speed I could achieve with them is 1Mbps, ooo, wow.
Now you can:
Get a 1 meg broadband service while waiting for 8 meg to become available AllTime 1000 QS - 1 meg broadband, no usage caps or download limits
- uses your current BT line
- automatic transfer to your 8 meg service as soon as it's ready
- 4 email accounts with virus and spam protection
- 1 month contract
- £9.75 per month (our standard AllTime 1000 product usually costs £19.50 per month)
- £1 connection instead of the usual £50
Youââ‚Âà ‚¬ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢ll have it within approximately 7 to 9 working days.
I think I'll stick to NTL, despite the price difference.