Question on ftp identification

[#1]

Looking at the new Kaspersky beta download site they now offer two addresses http://ftp. etc. and ftp://ftp. etc are these both identified as ftp downloads or is the latter one http

[#2]

1st is an HTTP connection to the site starting ftp.
2nd is an FTP connection to the site starting ftp.
Anything starting http:// will connect using the HTTP protocol on port 80 (HTTP) unless a port number is specified within the URL. e.g. http://www.plus.net:8090/file.html will connect on port 8090 instead of port 80.
Anything starting ftp:// will connect using FTP protocol on port 21 (FTP) again unless a port number is specified within the URL.

[#3]

Thanks Peter - that takes away the main reason for staying with PAYG but I will see how it goes before taking the leap into the unknown.