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Old 17-12-2005, 09:48   #171
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Re: *All* ntl Cap Discussion (part 4)

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Originally Posted by Chrysalis
The only largish isp I know off that hasnt been suffering from issues with unlimited speeds is zen, so I would use their prices as a good base point.

512kbit 50:1 15.57
1mbit 50:1 25.52
2mbit 50:1 29.78

All packages £40 activation fee no free install rubbish. They price more at a viable level for what they provide and dont seem to worry so much about what everyone else is doing.
Note those prices above are excluding VAT.

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Originally Posted by acoolwelshbloke
My sister has it and it's good, don't get me wrong she is not a heavy user and neither am I!

but that is a good price!

rather that than £25 for the same thing with ntl!
We'll see That price point isn't viable for anything other than a restricted or traffic shaped service, it's costing them a tenner and more a month to supply the service before you actually download anything. Add that to the multi-million pound a year costs of the BT interconnects to actually supply the bandwidth and you soon see why I'm rather skeptical of any provider's ability to provide at that price.

Check out E7Even's section on ADSLGuide for a hint of what happens when you sell too cheaply.
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