NTL Broadband speeds

My NTL broadband speed just seems to have increased.

I was wondering why?

"POB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My NTL broadband speed just seems to have increased.
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> I was wondering why?

The hacker's gone to bed?

"POB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> My NTL broadband speed just seems to have increased.
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> I was wondering why?
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NTL have started rolling out the Automatic 10mb upgrade (as of today)

Were you on 3mb by any chance?

"Meggahurtz" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "POB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > My NTL broadband speed just seems to have increased.
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> > I was wondering why?
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> NTL have started rolling out the Automatic 10mb upgrade (as of today)
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> Were you on 3mb by any chance?
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Yep i was 3mb. So do I get 10mb for the same price now? What upload speed
do I have now? Cheers.

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> Yep i was 3mb. So do I get 10mb for the same price now? What upload
> speed
> do I have now? Cheers.
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512kb Sec

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>> "POB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> > My NTL broadband speed just seems to have increased.
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>> > I was wondering why?
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>> NTL have started rolling out the Automatic 10mb upgrade (as of today)
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>> Were you on 3mb by any chance?
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> Yep i was 3mb. So do I get 10mb for the same price now?

10mb is also going down to £34.99 in January, Broadband Plus is also now (or
becoming free).

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> "POB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> > My NTL broadband speed just seems to have increased.
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> > I was wondering why?
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> NTL have started rolling out the Automatic 10mb upgrade (as of today)
>
> Were you on 3mb by any chance?

Are existing 1MB (formerly 300K) customers being rolled out at the same
time (i.e. geographically) or are the higher speed customers being
upgraded first?

For the last "automatic" upgrade ISTR having to reboot the modem.

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Jock Mackirdy
Bedford

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> 10mb is also going down to £34.99 in January, Broadband Plus is also now (or
> becoming free).

For all ntl customers, or just the 3mb/10mb lot?

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In article <(E-Mail Removed)>,
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> Are existing 1MB (formerly 300K) customers being rolled out at the same
> time (i.e. geographically) or are the higher speed customers being
> upgraded first?

Nope - gradually over the next year or so - the 3Mb customers are thr
first batch.

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After careful thought and consideration Jock Mackirdy typed:
> In article <9qAjf.10198$(E-Mail Removed)>, Meggahurtz
> wrote:
>> "POB" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> My NTL broadband speed just seems to have increased.
>>>
>>> I was wondering why?
>>>
>>>
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>> NTL have started rolling out the Automatic 10mb upgrade (as of today)
>>
>> Were you on 3mb by any chance?
>
> Are existing 1MB (formerly 300K) customers being rolled out at the
> same time (i.e. geographically) or are the higher speed customers
> being upgraded first?
>
> For the last "automatic" upgrade ISTR having to reboot the modem.

All new customers will automatically be put onto the 10MB service. All 3MB
users will be upgraded frist, followed by 2MB, and then finally 1MB
customers. However NTL have said the planned upgrade will take a year. So
if your on the 1MB service, it could in theory take a full year to get
upgraded.

Also note all those of you with the silver ntl:100 modem, will need a new
modem (should be the ntl:250 modem) to get the full 10MB download speed.
Those with the ntl:120 modem will just require a frimware update that should
be done automatically by NTL.