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Old 19-07-2006, 19:38   #41
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Re: Sky Broadband

From the site Unlimited posted on page 2:

BT ADSL broadband availability
You are connected to the Newcastle telephone exchange.

ADSL is available in your areaYour exchange is also enabled for ADSL Max services
According to BT Wholesale, your line should be able to support a 3.5Mbps or greater ADSL connection via ADSL Max.

Standard ADSL RAG results:
You cannot receive 2Mbps ADSLYou may be able to receive 1Mbps ADSLYou can receive 512Kbps ADSLYou can receive 256Kbps ADSL
You are approximately 3.07km from the exchange (straight line distance).


Hmm...well, that's rubbish on two points:

1) I can't get 2mb? eek
2) 3.7km away? Erm, no. The exchange is 3 streets away. I can spit at it from my upstairs window.

Still, I realise that it's the old UKOnline network, but, let's face it, I feel a disturbance in downloading known as Traffic Shaping will be on the horizon. £10 for unlimited upto 16mb download - call me cynical, but there's no way. Roll on NTL with their price cuts. At the mo I have stable 4mb at a reasonable price. If they up me to 10, 16 or whatever, replace this 120 modem and cut my price then I'll stay with them.
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