Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
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Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
20-12-2009 12:11 PM
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Quote ...................Yes, I did receive the email, but I paid scant attention to it since, without reading it through................................
Well if it ever came to a review by the Ombudsman or a court etc., the response would be ....tough doo-dah, should have read it. However I don't disagree with the sentiment expressed in the rest of the above post (or elsewhere in this thread).
Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
07-01-2010 8:34 PM
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I think I'm paying £14.99 a month with a 15GB usage cap and 1 month notice... does this mean I can be upgraded to 80GB usage with 10 days notice for £1 extra a month?
Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
07-01-2010 8:41 PM
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Quote * - Plusnet Premium Broadband starts at £11.99 a month for the first 3 months. If you live in one of our low cost areas you'll then pay £15.99 a month thereafter. If you live outside of one of these areas you'll then pay £19.99 a month thereafter.
of course if 15Gb is enough for you you could go to Value with 6GB added for £11.99 per month if you are in a Market 3 area
Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
07-01-2010 9:17 PM
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Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
08-01-2010 9:08 AM
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Quote from: Oldjim You are already on a 10 day notice but the answer is yes you can be upgraded for that price assuming you are in a Market 3 exchange.http://usertools.plus.net/exchanges/ to find out
Quote * - Plusnet Premium Broadband starts at £11.99 a month for the first 3 months. If you live in one of our low cost areas you'll then pay £15.99 a month thereafter. If you live outside of one of these areas you'll then pay £19.99 a month thereafter.
of course if 15Gb is enough for you you could go to Value with 6GB added for £11.99 per month if you are in a Market 3 area
Market 2 apparently. I guess that means £19.99 a month - so £5 a month extra for an extra 55GB a month. I'd like to use about 20-30GB a month so that might well be worth it.
Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
08-01-2010 9:53 AM
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If you're upgrading from a product we don't sell anymore you'll get the introductory pricing too, so you'd pay £11.99 for 3 months, then £19.99 after that. Also, if your exchange is ADSL2+ enabled you may well get a speed increase as well.
Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
08-01-2010 12:12 PM
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08-01-2010 4:27 PM
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Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
08-01-2010 5:46 PM
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Quote 2. What's the monthly usage allowance?
Product Usage allowance
Plusnet Value 10GB
Plusnet Premium 80GB
Plusnet Pro 20GB
* Overnight use (between Midnight and 8am) does not count towards your monthly usage allowance.
* Unused GB are not carried over to the next month, on each billing date your allowance will reset to the level shown above.
Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
08-01-2010 5:52 PM
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As an example http://www.thinkbroadband.com/news/3197-plusnet-launches-broadband-your-way-pro-targeting-online-gam...
Quote It includes a 10GB usage allowance for the peak hours from 08:00 and 23:59 with no restrictions during the night. Gaming and VoIP traffic will be in the Titanium queue whilst all other traffic is treated as Gold.
Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
08-01-2010 6:01 PM
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Quote from: Mand Broadband Your Way accounts have the same peak times as the new accounts, it's just Premier, Plus et al which have the 4pm to midnight peak.
Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
08-01-2010 6:07 PM
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Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
08-01-2010 6:26 PM
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Quote Introducing Broadband Your Way
As average usage has increased across all of our products, the previous Kbps allocations for our products had started to hold some people back, especially during the busier evenings. Broadband Your Way was designed with a higher Kbps design in order to address this. The ‘average’ usage assumption is also much closer to the advertised allowance than was the case for Premier and Plus. There are three things which have made it possible for us to provide more capacity for use by each BBYW customer:
- We’ve been able to reduce our profit targets for our new products, meaning we can spend more of everyone’s BBYW subscription on capacity provision than we could when we had to answer directly to the stock market. This represents a change in emphasis for our business, from one that had to meet profit targets at all costs, to a company that is focussing on longer term sustainability and growth.
- Our expectations, based on indications that BT have provided to all ISPs, is that the price of wholesale Broadband bandwidth will reduce by up to 50%, based on the speed of the 21CN rollout (See notes 1 & 2 below). We are fortunate to be able to ‘forward price’ BBYW on this basis (See note 3 below).
- We’ve changed from an 8 hour to 16 hour usage monitoring period (We no longer describe this as ‘peak’ time) for BBYW. This ensures our network is protected from disproportionate heavy usage for a longer period of the day and allows us to offer higher overall usage allowances as a result.
Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
08-01-2010 6:33 PM
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Quote from: Mand Peak time was never 4pm to midnight on BBYW, they were the first products where we introduced 8am to midnight peak across the board.
*cough*
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Re: Have Marketing failed? (change of all contract lengths to 10 days)
08-01-2010 6:36 PM
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