NTL - First 3 Months Free?

DanishGuy · 2005-09-27 09:19:19

Hi all, Well, after two months of being promised broadband, it seems my address is now finally 'Broadband capable'. :rolleyes: I was just wondering, can you order the "Broadband Max" package at €45/month for the first three (supposedly free) months - and then downgrade to "Broadband Starter" at €25 afterwards? Has anyone…

27-09-2005 09:19AM

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DanishGuy

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Hi all,

Well, after two months of being promised broadband, it seems my address is now finally 'Broadband capable'. :rolleyes:

I was just wondering, can you order the "Broadband Max" package at €45/month for the first three (supposedly free) months - and then downgrade to "Broadband Starter" at €25 afterwards?

Has anyone done this, or are you stuck with what you initially order?

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#2 27-09-2005 09:25AM

UberNewb

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Yes you can. NTL normally tell you to do this.

Thye want to get you hooked on the faster speed so you find it hard to downgrade!!

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#3 27-09-2005 09:40AM

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And on the topic of NTL.... is it a reliable service?

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#4 27-09-2005 10:03AM

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if you are not in D15 yes.

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#5 27-09-2005 10:17AM

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Ba11s. I'm in Dublin 15.

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#6 27-09-2005 10:19AM

Drapper

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but when it works it reliable ! there is another thread on it mate

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