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pwales
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Registered: ‎11-09-2013

new offer not passed onto the existing customer

Angry How about this then i have just received an email saying i am going over my broadband allowance, however new customers are being offered unlimited broadband. Why not upgrade everyone as a nice fair thing to do for the existing customer instead of charging me a further £5 for an extra 5GB of usage. Plusnet good honest fair my A""". Crazy
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jelv
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Re: new offer not passed onto the existing customer

There's nothing to stop you changing to Unlimited! Go to http://portal.plus.net/upgrade_process.html?memberheader=upgrade
jelv (a.k.a Spoon Whittler)
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PeeGee
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Re: new offer not passed onto the existing customer

Personally, I'm happy as it is (having set my "additional spend" to zero and putting up with slow speeds for 4 days in 365  Shocked ) - and that's with SamKnows taking 2GB* per month out of the 10GB. If there was no change in costs, of course I would welcome the change (and those on unlimited would expect a cost reduction)  Roll_eyes
However, I do make use of cron jobs and wget to download in the 00:00 to 08:00 slot Smiley

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adamwalker
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Re: new offer not passed onto the existing customer

@pwales
Sorry you feel that way.
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Why not upgrade everyone as a nice fair thing to do

We're unable to do that unfortunately as it would involve a change to the terms and conditions meaning that customers would need to opt in to new products such as that.
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quelquod
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Re: new offer not passed onto the existing customer

You could, of course, give them the choice ...
Democracy - 3 wolves and a lamb voting about what to have for lunch!
orbrey
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Re: new offer not passed onto the existing customer

It's available to all customers to change to if they wish via our website? We've certainly made no secret of the fact that we're selling unlimited broadband.
pwales
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Registered: ‎11-09-2013

Re: new offer not passed onto the existing customer

You have in my case made a secret of the cost being £9.99 and not the £2.99 i expectde it to be.
Anonymous
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Re: new offer not passed onto the existing customer

When you upgraded to 'Unlimited', how did you do it ?, did you use the link shown in Reply #1 ?
pwatson
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Re: new offer not passed onto the existing customer

The OP has started another thread about the cost here:
http://community.plus.net/forum/index.php/topic,118613.0.html