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I cant belive it AOL are doubling my line speed for nothing :) have all u other AOL users got this email?
whats funny is they phoned me about a week ago and asked if i wanted to upgrade my connection for an extra £5 but ended up giving in me anyway. i bet theses some pissed off people out there.
how much for how much?
OHHHHHH... "pleases me"... I though it said "pleasures me" :shifty:Quote:
Originally Posted by Expire
£24.99 a month for a 1mb connection qand thats uncapped. quite good if i dont mind saying myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheDave
and Skizo get some porn for crying out loud :|
It's the same with most UK providors.
UKOnline started it with 2MB unlimited for £29.99
then a few smaller companies followed (some with limits, some without
AOL-256 users upgraded to 512 (17.99???)
512 to 1MB (24.99)
and 1MB-2MB (29.99????)
BT have followed. ALL BT products (except BT Broadband Basic) up to 2MB
Broadband basic (512-1MB) (17.99) (capped at 5GB?)
BT broadband (512-2MB) (15GB cap-£24.99) *My package*
BT Yahoo broadband (512-2MB) (30GB cap - £29.99)
BT Business Single (512-2MB) (no caps) (29.99 + VAT)
From the top of my head. Feel free to correct.
I got my info from ADSLGuide earlier today.
edit: for all you non-UKers. This represents a massive jump in UK broadband. BT previously set the standard ADSL at 512 but now they are moving it up to 2MB. Quite a jump. However, UKOnline's 8MB for 39.99 (500GB/month (virtually no limit), is still the best broadband deal available in the UK market but other ISPs are to follow very soon
I do 400gb on 1.5meg UK line so i would easly do about 1TB a month on UKOnline so for the speed the cap is pritty shitty.Quote:
However, UKOnline's 8MB for 39.99 (500GB/month (virtually no limit),
How do you manage 400GB.
If it's any consilation, UKOnline is a guideline i.e. if you max it out every single month....but it looks like you do..
How?
yeah i c what u mean browser, pretty much the same all round.
however AOL does have a benifit for us ghetto internet users :) AOL allows a broadband connection on an incoming line unlike other isps which saves me an extra £8 a month.
Pennies make pounds
supanet is 1mb uncapped @ £22.96 a month
and it hasn't been retarded for months :fingerscrossed:
I do about 300 gb+/month on my 10mbps line, that's not bad considering i pay 54.99+tax for my cable tv (200+channels) and internet. :01:
What do people do with all this 400/ 300Gb per month they download???
Do they then spend the following month burning Dvd's?