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    BT Broadband 1mb

    BT have just dropped their broadband prices, we were paying £29.99 a month for the 512kbps Yahoo! Broadband package, but thats gone down to £26.99 and their 1Mb package has dropped down from £40.99 a month to £29.99 a month so I've just requested an upgrade online. Should be set up on the 17th 8)

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    ntl came round this morning and upgraded my 1mb to 1.5mb free of charge

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    Living in a converted church means no cable

    You ring them up and they aren't interested

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    I got that Bt deal as well .
    Well worth it 1mb is very good


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    Quote Originally Posted by Mookistar
    ntl came round this morning and upgraded my 1mb to 1.5mb free of charge
    They're a bit slow aren't they? I've had my BY free line upgrade for the past 3 months!

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    old news now.

    i posted a topic about this a few weeks, maybe even a month ago about this.

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    monthly cap though

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    being changed to 15gb soon. impressive.

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    1mb - 30gb cap - £30 (+£1 if not paid by Direct Debit)
    512kb - 15gb cap - £27 (+£1 if not paid by Direct Debit)

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    Capping just takes away the whole idea of a faster connection. Fair enough the ISP's are charged for bandwidth, but its cheap enough as it is and the only expensive bandwidth is satellite and even those prices have dropped over recent months.

    I cant see the point in going with an ISP that caps what you can download.

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