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[URL]http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/10/bt_bb_giveaway/[/URL]
If you're on BT BB 512k, say hello to 2Mb as of 17th February.
Yes please! :D
If you're on BT BB 512k, say hello to 2Mb as of 17th February.
Yes please! :D
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Dear Mr Pandaemonium,
We're always looking for ways to offer BT Yahoo! Broadband customers the best possible service, and that's why we're busy upgrading your line to 2Mb. That's twice your current speed. You will be pleased to know that, as a BT Yahoo! Broadband 1Mb customer, you'll receive this upgrade first. In addition, we're reducing your price for three months, giving you even better value.
You don't have to do a thing
Rest assured, this upgrade is at no extra cost to you and it requires no extra equipment. It will happen sometime between 17th February and 9th March 2005.
Most upgrades will take place automatically - you won't need to do anything and there will be no need for an engineer to visit. On the actual day of the upgrade, you may experience a short loss of service - this should be less than 30 minutes. In the unlikely event that your line cannot support 2Mb, we'll let you know as soon as possible.
Not a penny more. In fact, £3 less
We're reducing the cost of your BT Yahoo! Broadband service by £3 a month (from £29.99* down to £26.99*) for February, March and April. This will be done for you and your bill will be credited automatically by the end of April. You'll keep your 30GB (gigabyte) monthly usage allowance with your new 2Mb service. 30GB usage is more than enough for the vast majority of customers. For example, you can send and receive about 500 photos and watch 6 hours of video downloaded from the web each week.
We're always looking for ways to offer BT Yahoo! Broadband customers the best possible service, and that's why we're busy upgrading your line to 2Mb. That's twice your current speed. You will be pleased to know that, as a BT Yahoo! Broadband 1Mb customer, you'll receive this upgrade first. In addition, we're reducing your price for three months, giving you even better value.
You don't have to do a thing
Rest assured, this upgrade is at no extra cost to you and it requires no extra equipment. It will happen sometime between 17th February and 9th March 2005.
Most upgrades will take place automatically - you won't need to do anything and there will be no need for an engineer to visit. On the actual day of the upgrade, you may experience a short loss of service - this should be less than 30 minutes. In the unlikely event that your line cannot support 2Mb, we'll let you know as soon as possible.
Not a penny more. In fact, £3 less
We're reducing the cost of your BT Yahoo! Broadband service by £3 a month (from £29.99* down to £26.99*) for February, March and April. This will be done for you and your bill will be credited automatically by the end of April. You'll keep your 30GB (gigabyte) monthly usage allowance with your new 2Mb service. 30GB usage is more than enough for the vast majority of customers. For example, you can send and receive about 500 photos and watch 6 hours of video downloaded from the web each week.
Did they put their speeds up?
I haven't noticed any change :(
I haven't noticed any change :(
Domaye wrote:
> Aol are giving me an upgrade from 1mbs to 2....have they suddenly made
> it cheaper to have fast speeds or something?
NTL put their speeds up and everyone else needed to follow...
> Aol are giving me an upgrade from 1mbs to 2....have they suddenly made
> it cheaper to have fast speeds or something?
NTL put their speeds up and everyone else needed to follow...
What about exchanges that can't get higher than 512k??
Are they going to upgrade the exchanges too?
Are they going to upgrade the exchanges too?
Aol are giving me an upgrade from 1mbs to 2....have they suddenly made it cheaper to have fast speeds or something?
I read 512k, goes to 1mb, and 1.4 goes to 2...
[URL]http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/10/bt_bb_giveaway/[/URL]
If you're on BT BB 512k, say hello to 2Mb as of 17th February.
Yes please! :D
If you're on BT BB 512k, say hello to 2Mb as of 17th February.
Yes please! :D
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