Unlimited from Plusnet - A load of off topic posts

[#1]

Not if someone was wondering if their usage was low enough to go on to Essential!

[#2]

A few questions
1 Will we still be able to check daily/monthly usage in the Member Centre?
2 Will we still be able to check daily/monthly usage in the Member Centre?
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4 Will we still be able to check daily/monthly usage in the Member Centre?
5 Will we still be able to check daily/monthly usage in the Member Centre?
6 Will we still be able to check daily/monthly usage in the Member Centre?
7 Will we still be able to check daily/monthly usage in the Member Centre?
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I  had that itn the bank with the 5MB speed loss that Openreach caused me last week.  Soryy - someone had to do it

[#3]

I just come across to this site: http://www.thinkbroadband.com/news/5630-plusnet-in-push-to-join-the-six-providers.html
Essentials Fibre (Market 2/3) FTTC £15.99 18 months 40GB
(unmetered midnight to 8am) 38 Mbps
Essentials Fibre (Market 1) FTTC £22.99 18 months 40GB
(unmetered midnight to 8am) 38 Mbps
Unlimited Fibre (Market 2/3) FTTC £19.99 18 months Unlimited 76 Mbps
Unlimited Fibre (Market 1) FTTC £26.99 18 months Unlimited 76 Mbps
I thought UNLIMITED is on both 38 & 76 Mbps. Look like anyones who had FTTC 40/10 will be worse off than those who had FTTC 80/20

[#4]

Quote from: goldenadsl

I thought UNLIMITED is on both 38 & 76 Mbps. Look like anyones who had FTTC 40/10 will be worse off than those who had FTTC 80/20

Really don't know what you're getting at here? Why would those on 40/10 be worse off?
Unlimited will be provisioned on the 80/20 (up to 76Mbs service) where it's worthwhile, those with speed estimates under 40Mb will be on 40/10.

[#5]

What I am saying is those who are on 40/10 will be capped at 40GB with £15.99 a month while those who are on 80/20 will be UNLIMITED for £4 extra @ £19.99, so it overall worse off for those who are on 40/10 (They probably better off with 80/20 instead) My friends will be disappointed to learn that their FTTC of 40/10 is no chance to take unlimited !
I think Plusnet should be Unlimited on both 40/10 and 80/20 FTTC.

[#6]

Quote from: goldenadsl

What I am saying is those who are on 40/10 will be capped at 40GB with £15.99 a month while those who are on 80/20 will be UNLIMITED for £4 extra @ £19.99, so it overall worse off for those who are on 40/10 (They probably better off with 80/20 instead)

what you're saying doesn't make sense and appear to be spreading FUD. There are two products anyone with FTTC can choose either.

[#7]

Quote from: Bob

How's this?

How about the same images for All Night too?

[#8]

Interesting point there godsell4. Is it all night too?

[#9]

All night is already line speed, that isn't changing.

[#10]

Last time I checked a day was 24 hours.
If it had said Daytime, the question about night would have been valid.
I bet Plusnet are getting fed up with the nitpicking and the same questions being asked over and over. If there was less dross and off topic comments in this topic, maybe those coming to read this topic fresh might be able to find the answers!

[#11]

as long as non of the rate limits are close to min needed to run 2 or 3 of the same application ie onlive iplayer etc then the dog is back when virgin up line rental in feb an give you chance to break contract
my xbox seems to have a smile on its eggy face

[#12]

line speed. Sold
http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,109981.msg942356.html#msg942356
wonders if my post code would give a est as to if 40 or 80 service would be gained.  on 60 with vm an poop all but 3mb up as they cant cope with upstream qos even at a 10/0.5 ratio let alone 10/1 they say is on way

[#13]

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Quote from: Asbo

then the dog is back when virgin up line rental in feb an give you chance to break contract

You'll have to get your cancellation in before the end of this week - You've got 30 days from when VM notified you about the price rise, not from when the cost goes up...
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[#14]

Will those who stay on the old packages get the same old (complicated) traffic management rules?
Currently I get a 250GB limit and quite honestly I can't get close to that. 

[#15]

I don't think they will change any of the legacy packages.
They've got to do something with those traffic management boxes they spent all the money one