Zen to Nildram - worth it?

Hi,

I am currently on the 512k Zen service and find the quality of the
connection excellant. The quality of the usenet server is different so I
subscribe to usenetserver.com.

although i am happy with the connection - I was wondering weather it would
be worth migrating to Nildrams dslSurf500 package to save myself a fiver /
month (money's tight!)

I presume this has uncapped downloads from third party newsservers? Not
worried about email as I use msn and not worried about static IP's as I dont
host anything.

Cheers

On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 16:03:28 +0100 and in article <408298bc$0$31715
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: although i am happy with the connection - I was wondering weather it would
: be worth migrating to Nildrams dslSurf500 package to save myself a fiver /
: month (money's tight!)
:
Probably, but you would lose your /29 subnet.
--
chris

"chris" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 16:03:28 +0100 and in article <408298bc$0$31715
> $(E-Mail Removed)>, -= debully =- said...
> : although i am happy with the connection - I was wondering weather it
would
> : be worth migrating to Nildrams dslSurf500 package to save myself a fiver
/
> : month (money's tight!)
> :
> Probably, but you would lose your /29 subnet.
> --
> chris

Hinglish?

In article <4083f8e2$0$31684$(E-Mail Removed)>,
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> "chris" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed). ..
> > On Sun, 18 Apr 2004 16:03:28 +0100 and in article <408298bc$0$31715
> > $(E-Mail Removed)>, -= debully =- said...
> > : although i am happy with the connection - I was wondering weather it
> would
> > : be worth migrating to Nildrams dslSurf500 package to save myself a fiver
> /
> > : month (money's tight!)
> > :
> > Probably, but you would lose your /29 subnet.
> > --
> > chris
>
> Hinglish?
>
>
>
Hes talking about your subnet of 5 IP addresses, thats assuming you
opted for them. Zen is the only home provider which wont charge you
extra for this (that I know of), many wont provide it to home users at
all.

If you dont need more than 1 address or are happy messing with all the
NAT cr*p then fine, go ahead. For me I'd rather have the subnet.