Accrington Web - View Single Post

jambutty · 16-02-2006, 16:46

You connection speed and bandwidth were increased free of charge because a 2Gig connection with a 2GB bandwidth was the lowest package that BT does now Less. Wanadoo did the same to me when I was with them some time back.

If memory serves me well the packages at BT are for 2GB, 6GB, 20GB and 40GB bandwidth with a £5 difference between each.

The whole point of my rant, as KIPAX, likes to label it, was to highlight an anomaly. Should someone go slightly over in the 6GB or 20GB package they are obliged to buy a 20GB or 40GB package for an extra fiver and would then be paying for a commodity that they are not using.

If my regular usage was 7GB why should I pay for 13GB that I do not use? I do not get the OPPORTUNITY to restrict my usage because BT refuses to allow me to view the meter that meters my usage.

16-02-2006, 16:46	#5
jambutty Apprentice Geriatric Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Darwen, Lancashire Posts: 3,706 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 89	Re: Broadband Bandwidth Usage? You connection speed and bandwidth were increased free of charge because a 2Gig connection with a 2GB bandwidth was the lowest package that BT does now Less. Wanadoo did the same to me when I was with them some time back. If memory serves me well the packages at BT are for 2GB, 6GB, 20GB and 40GB bandwidth with a £5 difference between each. The whole point of my rant, as KIPAX, likes to label it, was to highlight an anomaly. Should someone go slightly over in the 6GB or 20GB package they are obliged to buy a 20GB or 40GB package for an extra fiver and would then be paying for a commodity that they are not using. If my regular usage was 7GB why should I pay for 13GB that I do not use? I do not get the OPPORTUNITY to restrict my usage because BT refuses to allow me to view the meter that meters my usage. __________________ Thanks for reading. If you have a few minutes to spare please visit my web site at http://popye.bravehost.com