Re: BT Broadband 2MB....a good deal?

[Darren Thrower <dlt@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Since BT got into bed with Yahoo, they've brought out this proprietary
software that you have to log into to get onto the internet.
Where as with Wanadoo or Tiscali, I just set up the internet connection,
put a shortcut into the startup folder and then whenever the pc is
booted or a user logs on, they're already online.

I've set up BT Broadband once - but never again!!

As for usage, goto Wanadoo and go to the Broadband sign up page and each
of the 3 packages (based on bandwidth) there's a link to tell you what
that package means on a monthly basis.

HTH

Darren

darren_karp2001 wrote:

>Hi All,
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>I'm currently with Bulldog Communications paying £24.99 per month for
>2MB in the evenings and weekends but as I'm cancelling the telephone
>number which the service is currently on am looking for another ISP.
>Bulldog no longer sell this package as they want you to take out a
>new line with them which I'm not prepared to do.
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>BT Broadband at the same money looks interesting but the only thing
>that's putting me off is the 15GB per month usage allowance. I'm not
>a big downloader by any means but have no way to access any kind of
>logs with Bulldog as to my past usage with them. They also cannot
>provide this information to me as apparently they do not monitor
>customers usage.
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>Does anyone have any ideas as to what in real terms 15GB would mean
>to an average user? Has anyone had any experience with BT Broadband
>(good or bad)?
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>It appears that more and more ISP's are providing broadband with
>usage limits and although there are plenty that don't they seem to be
>aimed more at the business sector and are much more money.
>
>Any help appreciated.
>Darren
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