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New Prices For Freeola Broadband Effective 1st March 2005
Price Cuts:
Freeola Broadband 512K Uncapped - £24.99 (-£2)
Freeola Broadband 1 Mb 10 GB Cap - £25.99 (-£1)
Freeola Broadband 1 Mb Uncapped - £29.99 (-£5)
New Products:
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* 3 GB Cap - £26.99
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* 10 GB Cap - £29.99
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* Uncapped - £34.99
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* This is a new 'HOME' grade service. Existing 2 Mb customers are on 'OFFICE' grade connections which are charged at a higher rate. However, it is possible to change tariffs for a nominal fee - see Your Freeola Settings for more details.
Price Cuts:
Freeola Broadband 512K Uncapped - £24.99 (-£2)
Freeola Broadband 1 Mb 10 GB Cap - £25.99 (-£1)
Freeola Broadband 1 Mb Uncapped - £29.99 (-£5)
New Products:
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* 3 GB Cap - £26.99
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* 10 GB Cap - £29.99
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* Uncapped - £34.99
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* This is a new 'HOME' grade service. Existing 2 Mb customers are on 'OFFICE' grade connections which are charged at a higher rate. However, it is possible to change tariffs for a nominal fee - see Your Freeola Settings for more details.
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New Prices For Freeola Broadband Effective 1st March 2005
Price Cuts:
Freeola Broadband 512K Uncapped - £24.99 (-£2)
Freeola Broadband 1 Mb 10 GB Cap - £25.99 (-£1)
Freeola Broadband 1 Mb Uncapped - £29.99 (-£5)
New Products:
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* 3 GB Cap - £26.99
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* 10 GB Cap - £29.99
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* Uncapped - £34.99
------------------------------------------
* This is a new 'HOME' grade service. Existing 2 Mb customers are on 'OFFICE' grade connections which are charged at a higher rate. However, it is possible to change tariffs for a nominal fee - see Your Freeola Settings for more details.
Price Cuts:
Freeola Broadband 512K Uncapped - £24.99 (-£2)
Freeola Broadband 1 Mb 10 GB Cap - £25.99 (-£1)
Freeola Broadband 1 Mb Uncapped - £29.99 (-£5)
New Products:
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* 3 GB Cap - £26.99
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* 10 GB Cap - £29.99
Freeola Broadband 2 Mb* Uncapped - £34.99
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* This is a new 'HOME' grade service. Existing 2 Mb customers are on 'OFFICE' grade connections which are charged at a higher rate. However, it is possible to change tariffs for a nominal fee - see Your Freeola Settings for more details.
Anything less than 30GB caps = pants
Not everybody downloads that much porn.
Emitime wrote:
> Anything less than 30GB caps = pants
Emitime wrote:
> Anything less than 30GB caps = pants
Torquay United! wrote:
> Not everybody downloads that much porn.
>
> Emitime wrote:
> Anything less than 30GB caps = pants
*Don't get upset*
I'm not sure this type of response is appropriate - Rise above it...
> Not everybody downloads that much porn.
>
> Emitime wrote:
> Anything less than 30GB caps = pants
*Don't get upset*
I'm not sure this type of response is appropriate - Rise above it...
So does this mean that our 1mb speed at 30gb cap for £29.99 automatically becomes uncapped?
We don't really use that much anyhow and would probably be better to change to the 2mb with 10gb cap... oh decisions..
Oh and Thank you (Freeola) - its nice to see you keeping up with the competition :-)
We don't really use that much anyhow and would probably be better to change to the 2mb with 10gb cap... oh decisions..
Oh and Thank you (Freeola) - its nice to see you keeping up with the competition :-)
Hmmm... wrote:
> Torquay United! wrote:
> Not everybody downloads that much porn.
>
> Emitime wrote:
> Anything less than 30GB caps = pants
>
> *Don't get upset*
>
> I'm not sure this type of response is appropriate - Rise above it...
What?!?
He made a joke? Wooooo. Big deal.
Seriously, you people get far too wound up at some stuff. I got laughed at by a McDonalds employee once because I ordered ketchup as my drink. You don't see me having a go at them about it, even if it is one of the lowest points of my life so far!
It shows that the company is street, or something like that. Innit.
> Torquay United! wrote:
> Not everybody downloads that much porn.
>
> Emitime wrote:
> Anything less than 30GB caps = pants
>
> *Don't get upset*
>
> I'm not sure this type of response is appropriate - Rise above it...
What?!?
He made a joke? Wooooo. Big deal.
Seriously, you people get far too wound up at some stuff. I got laughed at by a McDonalds employee once because I ordered ketchup as my drink. You don't see me having a go at them about it, even if it is one of the lowest points of my life so far!
It shows that the company is street, or something like that. Innit.
phi11ip wrote:
> I got laughed at by a McDonalds employee once because I ordered ketchup
> as my drink.
Ahahaha, i remember that post.
> I got laughed at by a McDonalds employee once because I ordered ketchup
> as my drink.
Ahahaha, i remember that post.
Bonnie,
You won't get it automatically but you can order the tariff change on 1/3 to take effect from 1/4 and the change is free.
Regards,
Danny
Bonnie wrote:
> So does this mean that our 1mb speed at 30gb cap for £29.99
> automatically becomes uncapped?
> We don't really use that much anyhow and would probably be better to
> change to the 2mb with 10gb cap... oh decisions..
>
> Oh and Thank you (Freeola) - its nice to see you keeping up with the
> competition :-)
You won't get it automatically but you can order the tariff change on 1/3 to take effect from 1/4 and the change is free.
Regards,
Danny
Bonnie wrote:
> So does this mean that our 1mb speed at 30gb cap for £29.99
> automatically becomes uncapped?
> We don't really use that much anyhow and would probably be better to
> change to the 2mb with 10gb cap... oh decisions..
>
> Oh and Thank you (Freeola) - its nice to see you keeping up with the
> competition :-)
If we wanted to change to the 2mb 10gb cap (as we don't do games/video/music etc..) how do we know if our line can take the 2mb speed - is there some way we can check before we make the decision?
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