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BT download usage Daily stats

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  • 16-11-2009 6:34pm
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    intercepter
    Registered Users Posts: 40 ✭


    I'm wondering do BT have a facility where I can view my download usage stats on a daily basis. I can see them on the monthly basis using ( http://broadband.iol.ie/usage/ ) but my account has just been throttled and I need to see what the last few days have been like as opposed to the month.

    I know Eircom give the stats on a daily breakdown so surely BT can do the same.


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    #2
    Pyro Boy
    Registered Users Posts: 498 ✭✭Pyro Boy


    Try this http://broadband-usage.com/ to works great with BT. Very useful, I don't think BT break it down like Eircom.


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    intercepter
    Registered Users Posts: 40 ✭intercepter


    Thx Pyros. This looks a sweet little app. There's no daily stats showing yet (For last month) but I assume it will gather them as each day goes by so once my throttling is cleared (which Im told should be during the week) I assume I can keep tabs on my daily download stats ?


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    kaltz
    Registered Users Posts: 208 ✭✭kaltz


    Interceptor, How much had you downloaded before they started throttling. I had heard that they stopped throttling as most of their home broadband will be transferred to Vodafone.


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    #5
    intercepter
    Registered Users Posts: 40 ✭intercepter


    Kaltz i had 75gig downloaded and 15Gig uploaded.

    I called a lad today in BT and he explained that there was nothin they could do. He said it should stop soon. I had never been throttled before so I am going to put up with it. It appears all my viewing of streaming NBA and NFL has pushed it over the limit.


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