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Colin
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      09-15-2005, 09:08 PM
I've had it with Plusnet, its been ever changing T&C's the last 6 months,
sometimes I never got the emails advising they were changing, just heard by
word of mouth ... Today they did email me and shut down my connection
(presumably to put me on a throttled pipe?) to say I have been a bad boy and
have been downloading too much, they are throttling my connection for the
next 30 days as punishment, don't plan to be with them for longer than
necessary though.

Rant over, please don't convince me I should stay with them ... I've had
enough, there has been lots of problems, this is just the straw that broke
the camels back.

Soooo, would like to hear of any ADSL ISP's offering a monthly contract with
no download limits, obviously I don't mind paying a bit more than I do to
Plusnet.

PS: my line is only capable of 1MB.

Cheers.

Colin


 
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nicky.ward@gmail.com
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      09-15-2005, 09:29 PM
I've used Netservices (NS) since December 2003. My BT line is capable
of only 500kbps and the NS service is not cheap at £19.99 + VAT, but
it is unlimited and reliable. I could save £5-10/month if I moved,
but there's no point given the QoS I get. Ts & Cs have not changed
since I signed up. If you check out their network map you can see why
the service is so good as they are awash with bandwidth. They also
offer L2TP if you need really secure ptp and you can get VoIP within an
uncontended network.

Nick

PS I'm just a satisfied customer and have no shares in or association
with NS.

 
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Derek Baker
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      09-15-2005, 10:29 PM
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I've used Netservices (NS) since December 2003. My BT line is capable
of only 500kbps and the NS service is not cheap at £19.99 + VAT, but
it is unlimited and reliable. I could save £5-10/month if I moved,
but there's no point given the QoS I get. Ts & Cs have not changed
since I signed up. If you check out their network map you can see why
the service is so good as they are awash with bandwidth. They also
offer L2TP if you need really secure ptp and you can get VoIP within an
uncontended network.

Nick

PS I'm just a satisfied customer and have no shares in or association
with NS.


Netservices don't do too well here:
http://www.adslguide.org.uk/isps/com...action=Compare

I'm with Eclipse.
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      09-15-2005, 11:05 PM
> PS I'm just a satisfied customer and have no shares in or association
> with NS.
>
>
> Netservices don't do too well here:
> http://www.adslguide.org.uk/isps/com...action=Compare
>
> I'm with Eclipse.


Is Eclipse a monthly contract Derek?


 
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Derek Baker
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      09-15-2005, 11:25 PM
"Colin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> PS I'm just a satisfied customer and have no shares in or association
>> with NS.
>>
>>
>> Netservices don't do too well here:
>> http://www.adslguide.org.uk/isps/com...action=Compare
>>
>> I'm with Eclipse.

>
> Is Eclipse a monthly contract Derek?
>


Mine is.
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      09-15-2005, 11:58 PM
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Colin,

I am also with Plusnet and looking around.

What about www.freedom2surf.net £25pm unlimited?

Paul


 
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      09-16-2005, 03:20 AM
"Colin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I've had it with Plusnet, its been ever changing T&C's the last 6 months,
> sometimes I never got the emails advising they were changing, just heard
> by word of mouth ... Today they did email me and shut down my connection
> (presumably to put me on a throttled pipe?) to say I have been a bad boy
> and have been downloading too much, they are throttling my connection for
> the next 30 days as punishment, don't plan to be with them for longer than
> necessary though.
>
> Rant over, please don't convince me I should stay with them ... I've had
> enough, there has been lots of problems, this is just the straw that broke
> the camels back.
>
> Soooo, would like to hear of any ADSL ISP's offering a monthly contract
> with no download limits, obviously I don't mind paying a bit more than I
> do to Plusnet.
>
> PS: my line is only capable of 1MB.


Much-maligned AOL has no limits and has never complained about anything I've
downloaded. £25 a month for 1Meg (12 month minimum contrast), free modem and
no connection charges.

(kim)


 
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Bob Eager
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      09-16-2005, 06:31 AM
On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 03:20:10 UTC, "kim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Much-maligned AOL has no limits and has never complained about anything I've
> downloaded. £25 a month for 1Meg (12 month minimum contrast), free modem and
> no connection charges.


Fine until someone wants to send you mail from a mail server on an ADSL
line (another ISP). AOL won't deliver such mail.

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nicky.ward@gmail.com
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      09-16-2005, 07:35 AM
Derek Baker wrote:
> Netservices don't do too well here:
> http://www.adslguide.org.uk/isps/com...action=Compare


No they don't, do they! Useful link. Thanks.

 
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CheggersPop
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      09-16-2005, 07:57 AM
> I've had it with Plusnet, its been ever changing T&C's the last 6 months,
> sometimes I never got the emails advising they were changing, just heard
> by word of mouth ... Today they did email me and shut down my connection
> (presumably to put me on a throttled pipe?) to say I have been a bad boy
> and have been downloading too much, they are throttling my connection for
> the next 30 days as punishment, don't plan to be with them for longer than
> necessary though.
>
> Rant over, please don't convince me I should stay with them ... I've had
> enough, there has been lots of problems, this is just the straw that broke
> the camels back.
>
> Soooo, would like to hear of any ADSL ISP's offering a monthly contract
> with no download limits, obviously I don't mind paying a bit more than I
> do to Plusnet.
>
> PS: my line is only capable of 1MB.
>
> Cheers.
>
> Colin


Zen's 1mb service is £30 per month and they'll switch you to their service
for free (which I know alot of ISP's are doing)

I've been with Zen for almost 12 months now and have never had a problem!

http://www.zenadsl.com/adsl.aspx

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