Opt out emails - Page 2

Juan · 09-09-2005, 21:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone

https://autoreg.autoregister.net/cgi/cmOptOut

does that work?

Yeah, where did u find that to?

09-09-2005, 22:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Juan

Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone

https://autoreg.autoregister.net/cgi/cmOptOut

does that work?

Yeah, where did u find that to?

it was the link associated with the button on my pc ????

PWS · 09-09-2005, 22:36

Hi All

300k is 30 gig / month
1Meg is 3 Gig / month

neither is unlimited

PWS

**Paul** · 10-09-2005, 00:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by caroline

if we take this offer of going to the 10 mb speed can we add more monthly useage, if so how much will it cost? .

It's not available yet, so no one knows.

ScallyPete · 10-09-2005, 07:32

Thank for the reply guys.

I think it's a bit daft that the only way NTL are letting customers know about this opt out thing is via their NTL World email accounts. If it wasn't for my mate letting me know about the email he had received, I would be none the wiser as I NEVER check my NTL email account. I bet there are a few others in the same boat too.

Are there going to be any plans to send a letter out to customers as well as this email?

As for the caps, as far as I'm aware, at the moment there was no limit on 300k users but once everyone is upgraded, the 30gb limits will be imposed.

Again, thanks for the replies, I feel slightly better now, will just have to keep waiting!

caroline · 10-09-2005, 07:51

thanx for the reply paul

just i dont want to opt for it then find it cost to much if i want to download more than they allow , what ever that may be, surely if they are sending e mails to people they would know what the usage is going to cost for downloading, but then am i right in thinking we will not get the mb untill after christmas ?

nfs6600 · 10-09-2005, 10:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by homealone

hmm - on the basis a connection will struggle to download a gig a day on 300k, the 'guideline' was hard to exceed, while 30 gig a month was the notional 'limit', is what nfs6600 means, i think

<edit> to be fair the opt out option seems ok

I'm not entirely sure what I meant to be honest, but at the same time I did

makes sense doesn't it? :lol: Theres that many emails flying around (internal) that you don't know what the speeds and allowances are anymore!!

and yes, the opt out option seems ok to me too. But we're bond to get one customer who "never got the flyer or email" who will complain to high heaven and get 3 months discount!

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Quote:

Originally Posted by caroline

Hi

if we take this offer of going to the 10 mb speed can we add more monthly useage, if so how much will it cost? .

All will be revealed to the public in due course
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Quote:

Originally Posted by caroline

thanx for the reply paul

just i dont want to opt for it then find it cost to much if i want to download more than they allow , what ever that may be, surely if they are sending e mails to people they would know what the usage is going to cost for downloading, but then am i right in thinking we will not get the mb untill after christmas ?

3Mb customers will be the first to get the upgrade hopfully end of this year/begining of next. All depends on the network status etc.

ian@huth · 10-09-2005, 11:05

If you elect to stay on 300k then you can upgrade to any other speed whenever you like. Once you do leave 300k there is no going back to it.

caroline · 10-09-2005, 11:23

what ?? you cant go back ?? surely not, what if you dont like it .

Matth · 10-09-2005, 17:10

The 300k tariff is discontinued for new customers or returning to - a bit like some special mobile phone tariffs from earlier.

Better get my optout in!

caroline · 10-09-2005, 20:17

not sure if i want the 10mb speed or not, well not untill they say how muchyou can download, and how much it will be if say i wanted another 30 mb to download.

10-09-2005, 21:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by caroline

not sure if i want the 10mb speed or not, well not untill they say how muchyou can download, and how much it will be if say i wanted another 30 mb to download.

Me too, I am very happy with my 2Mb service, at the moment - when I need to download, say, an update for Nero, it goes fast enough.

I don't tend to use p2p, stream radio or get more than ebooks from newsgroups, though, so my useage is pretty low (well apart from the huge percentage of the bandwidth, I use on here

).

- so I hope there is a similar 'opt out' as per the 300kb to 1Mb upgrades

Juan · 15-09-2005, 23:59

When I filled out the Opt-out form it said I'd be upgraded to 1meg in October, then downgraded a month or two later to 300k. But I thought I'd read on here that it wasn't possible to change back to 300k because the config data that had to be sent to the modem wasn't available or something.