Another of my noddy questions

[#1]

Whilst my PN account gives details of my usage conveniently broken down into peak and off-peak  (the level of the latter always surprising me, having assumed it was only test transmissions), I can't recall ever knowing how to find how much was D/L and how much was U/L. It would be useful just now to have that info. Thank-you.  

[#2]

That's not available unless you set up your own monitoring

[#3]

Sometimes, a kind member of the Plusnet Help Team can see such things if they are able to look

[#4]

Hmmmmm. I wonder why? It would be of interest to so many, especially now PN is knocking back UL on the 40mb/s offering from 20mb/s to just 2mb/s, at least for new punters. I must curb my cynicism and assume it's just another shortcoming of PN's account information.

But thanks!

[#5]

I'm surprised you think many users are interested in the breakdown between download and upload usage. On the metered legacy packages it was the summation which mattered, along with the peak/off-peak breakdown which is what VMBU gives.

VMBU does not record speeds and it is those which are relevant with the lower cost packages.

[#6]

Well, yes. Except that, in order to reduce the amount PN has to pay BT, which I understand from a mole who would certainly know incurred a loss on every nominally 40/20 fibre package sold, PN have knocked back UL from 20 to 2 for all new customers taking that specific offering and, according to some guys on the forum, for some who are renewing. Now I suggest that certainly would be significant to some (though by no means all) punters.