NILDRAM TO ORANGE ??

Hello- I'm with Nildram at the moment but a little unhappy at 're-grading'
my account from 2meg 50Gig to 8meg 2.5Gig limit after moving house
(exchange) - apparently I can't keep my 'old' 2meg 50Gig. I could go to
there 8meg 10Gig for £19.99 OR I'm thinking of going to Orange's 'Unlimited'
for £19.99 or any other ideas ?


Dave.

Dave wrote:
> Hello- I'm with Nildram at the moment but a little unhappy at 're-grading'
> my account from 2meg 50Gig to 8meg 2.5Gig limit after moving house
> (exchange) - apparently I can't keep my 'old' 2meg 50Gig. I could go to
> there 8meg 10Gig for £19.99 OR I'm thinking of going to Orange's 'Unlimited'
> for £19.99 or any other ideas ?

UKonline has been fine for me at home.
Not been any noticeable problems with the big sky uptake side of easynet.
http://www.ukonline.net/home/
All "unlimited" subject to acceptable use policy.

On Wed, 1 Aug 2007 13:00:04 +0100, "Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

> Hello- I'm with Nildram at the moment but a little unhappy at 're-grading'
>my account from 2meg 50Gig to 8meg 2.5Gig limit after moving house
>(exchange) - apparently I can't keep my 'old' 2meg 50Gig. I could go to
>there 8meg 10Gig for £19.99 OR I'm thinking of going to Orange's 'Unlimited'
>for £19.99 or any other ideas ?
>
>
>Dave.
>

I'd find out what they mean by "unlimited". For their mobile data
tarriff it's 30mb/month. Seriously.

"Cheeky" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> On Wed, 1 Aug 2007 13:00:04 +0100, "Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)>
> wrote:
>
>> Hello- I'm with Nildram at the moment but a little unhappy at
>> 're-grading'
>>my account from 2meg 50Gig to 8meg 2.5Gig limit after moving house
>>(exchange) - apparently I can't keep my 'old' 2meg 50Gig. I could go to
>>there 8meg 10Gig for £19.99 OR I'm thinking of going to Orange's
>>'Unlimited'
>>for £19.99 or any other ideas ?
>>
>>
>>Dave.
>>
>
> I'd find out what they mean by "unlimited". For their mobile data
> tarriff it's 30mb/month. Seriously.

Good point - from a legal stand point unless they mention an amount for
example 25 Gig I don't think they would really have a leg to stand on !.
'Fair Use' can mean anything 20 Mb - ??? Gb, also reading Oranges terms and
conditions has more holes in it than a rusty bucket !

Is Talk talk any good now ??

Dave..

On Thu, 2 Aug 2007 09:26:14 +0100, "Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>> I'd find out what they mean by "unlimited". For their mobile data
>> tarriff it's 30mb/month. Seriously.
>
>Good point - from a legal stand point unless they mention an amount for
>example 25 Gig I don't think they would really have a leg to stand on !.
>'Fair Use' can mean anything 20 Mb - ??? Gb, also reading Oranges terms and
>conditions has more holes in it than a rusty bucket !
>
> Is Talk talk any good now ??
>
>Dave..
>

I think that the general concensus is that Talk Talk is still rubbish.
FWIW I'm on Orange's "free" (with a mobile phone contract of £30+)
ADSL and it's fine for my needs and pretty reliable but I'm only an
occasional downloader of stuff. Their tech support is rubbish, though
- 50p/min to talk to unwavering scriptmonkeys.