Newsgroup access

Who provides newsgroup access with their broadband package.

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"Richard Rollins" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Who provides newsgroup access with their broadband package.
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"Richard Rollins" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Who provides newsgroup access with their broadband package.

Freedom2Surf

Daniel

>> Who provides newsgroup access with their broadband package.

Zen! =D

James Hill
(Who works for Zen)

On 26 Apr 2004 19:25:01 GMT and in article <408d620d$0$31689
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: >> Who provides newsgroup access with their broadband package.
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: Zen! =D
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: James Hill
: (Who works for Zen)

...and are currently testing a rather nice new beta server if I read
rightly?

Any plans to lower your prices out of interest, James? I'm a Zen
customer, but it's just too expensive now. I dont need the subnet - Zen
should offer a package for £22-23 a month with just one Static IP.

I see no reason why they do not do this as they must be loosing
customers because of it :/
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chris

>: James Hill
>: (Who works for Zen)
>
> ..and are currently testing a rather nice new beta server if I read
> rightly?
>
> Any plans to lower your prices out of interest, James? I'm a Zen
> customer, but it's just too expensive now. I dont need the subnet - Zen
> should offer a package for £22-23 a month with just one Static IP.
>
> I see no reason why they do not do this as they must be loosing
> customers because of it :/

Yep, nice shiny new news server. New disk arrays. I can't remember
how big they are offhand, but I think we'll be aiming for a weeks
binary retention.

No plans to lower the price as far as I know. Our niche is to be the
best ISP in terms of reliability, quality, and support (and speed),
and lowering our prices could compromise this.

On 01 May 2004 19:00:21 GMT and in article <4093f3c5$0$31681
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: No plans to lower the price as far as I know.

This is unfortunately.

: Our niche is to be the
: best ISP in terms of reliability, quality, and support (and speed),

I understand this, but you are ultimately no different to any other VERY
GOOD ISP. And these other very good ISPs charge around £4-5 less than
you do.

: and lowering our prices could compromise this.

Maybe, but it's the opportunity cost isn't it? I just think Zen should
maybe re-think its pricing a bit. They've lost me as a customer because
of it

btw - slrn .8.0 is out, tis trés good

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chris