Broadband-0.5,1 and 2 meg
22 October 2002, 10:29 PM
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Just had BT on the phone telling me all about broadband(even though I have 512k broadband) and how I could now have 1meg and even 2meg !!!. I expressed an interest in 1meg and was transfered to a stupid bitch who would get a P45 if she worked for me who didn't have an answer for any of my questions apart from how it would cost £119 per month!!!!.How much does 1meg cost on average and does 2megs really exist or make that much difference
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22 October 2002, 10:34 PM
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The joys of the sales girls !!! but someone has to do it 
i have ntl 0.5 meg broadband which is £25 per month.
ntl are offering 1 meg for £35 for 6 months, then rises to £50 per month
AFAIK Telewest are offering 1 meg for £40 per month
2 meg does exist - we have it as work. not sure it is available to the home user though??
personally i find 0.5 meg more than ample for home use
i have ntl 0.5 meg broadband which is £25 per month.
ntl are offering 1 meg for £35 for 6 months, then rises to £50 per month
AFAIK Telewest are offering 1 meg for £40 per month
2 meg does exist - we have it as work. not sure it is available to the home user though??
personally i find 0.5 meg more than ample for home use
23 October 2002, 09:51 AM
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LOL! The funny thing about the NTL '0.6 Mbit/s' is that they said they'd 'upgraded' everyone to 600 kbit/s (from 512 kbit/s) when in reality the '512 kbit/s' service has always been 600 kbit/s. 
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