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Originally Posted by Chris W
It has been announced with every speed upgrade that customers with Pace STBs need a hardware upgrade to achieve any higher. When the upgrades to 1, 2 and 10 meg took place, people who were on the £24.99 package received unlimited 1meg, as opposed to the alternative (cheaper) capped 1meg service.
I am not 100% sure what happens with the latest round of upgrades, but wrt having a cable modem fitted- an engineer will install it, and you'll need a PIN number.
Then connect everything up and visit https://autoreg.autoregister.net/ and follow the instructions- or alternatively you can use the CD that will be provided if you prefer.
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yeah, cheers, I got that part, which is why I phoned for an engineer (to split the cable, one side for stb tv, and another side for cable modem BB) but I am still waiting...sadly on ntl's behalf, nobody phoned to say he wasnt coming, and nobody phoned afterwards to apologise for him not coming.
*sigh*
Thankfully, sky now do broadband also, so maybe it *is* time to phone CS and see what happens. I hate to shift phone, email and tv packages because it is a drag, but I wont be paying £24.99 for 1mb anymore, it is silly. A girl at work is on ntl 10mb and she is paying £17.99, I feel like a fool.
thanks ntl, no, really, you have opened my eyes.
wee addendum to this saga: when I asked for ntl to be installed, I had adsl through bt...luckily I didnt cancel the adsl, as it took NTL 1 year to switch my broadband on. I asked for a tv package with broadband, and only got tv...phoned and complained, nothing happened. NTL have this habit of cold-calling customers to ask if they would like broadband,,,THREE times in the course of the next year I said YES and gave credit card details and STILL I didnt have broadband. Eventually I had to phone then and ask WTF they think they are doing, and then lo and behold, broadband got switched on. Only to have this "invisible engineer experience" ruin the whole thing again. I have the patience of a saint, but it has now run out.
Oh , wait, one more thing...about a month ago I sent a complaint to them via email about this exact situation, asking where mr fantastic with my cable modem was. The reply: Pls phone Customer Services.
erm, no. I emailed, and complained, and you pretend to be a communications company, so hows about if you need to ask questions, you phone me. Or just FIX THE PROBLEM.
everytime ntl screws up, a kitten dies.