Jewelzz
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Didn't see "Do I Qualify"NetRyder said:Hmm, the "Do I Qualify" form generates an error page for me.
Those are some really nice prices. I'd even take the 5mbit line for $40.
Didn't see "Do I Qualify"NetRyder said:Hmm, the "Do I Qualify" form generates an error page for me.
Those are some really nice prices. I'd even take the 5mbit line for $40.
UK will catch up one day with the world of technology....SPeedY_B said:The more people post about their connections and technology in their area, the more and more pathetic the UK's networks look
That is a given for this ,, I can't wait to get it ..falconguard said:pfft!!! 1000 meters of Cat5 is really cheap...trust me I will have my whole house wired and unseen to boot, along with the obligatory Wireless for the wifes laptop.
SPeedY_B said:Balls to economy, I want a 26Mbit pipe!
falconguard said:Did you guys read the fine print? requires cat 5 wiring inside the home....hmm time to call the father inlaw.
Exactly why I mentioned 26mbit, had been talking to pontus about it previously. Damn you swedes!Zedric said:Come here then.
http://www.bostream.com/controller.php?action=scream
26 Mbit for 398kr (~$55) /month.
http://www.bredbandsbolaget.se/se/content.jsp?t=2&s=3&m=302
Or why not 100Mbit fiber for 595kr (~$84) /month? Downside is it's capped to 300GB/month...
Sorry about the swedish btw, they don't have the site in english.
actually I will do most of the work, He'll show me how to patch the dry wall holes and run the cable along the Nomex. He comes from a family of mostly girls, so he's very keen on showing me carpenter biz.X-Istence said:Father in law wants to put Cat5 in your house? Doubt it.
Because of her name or because of the hires fan pictures of her?prodj88 said:this made me laugh
http://www.bostream.com/controller.php?action=press
Bwahahah!SPeedY_B said:Exactly why I mentioned 26mbit, had been talking to pontus about it previously. Damn you swedes!
Plus the fact that Bostream are having problems getting anyone connected to the 26Mbit service it seems. I don't bother much since I'm happy with my 10/10 Mbit.SPeedY_B said:Yup, last I heard he was "stuck" with his 2.5mbit, waiting to upgrade to 26mbit
NTL's entry level 300k service will be supercharged to 1Mb while still costing £17.99 a month. Its new 2Mb service will cost £24.99 while 3Mb will cost £37.99.
The speed increases will be rolled out to new customers during the first three months of next year, although existing customers must cough up a £25 "administration fee" to make the switch.
Industry insiders reckon BT will have to follow suit or risk losing out, following this latest shake-up to hit the sector.