NTL 20mb broadband

[Homer]

When considering ntl be prepared to receive about one call a month trying to sell u stuff. It'd be more in their line to have them f**kers receiving calls in their "customer service" department...

I have NTL Broadband and TV for past 3 years and have never got a phonecall off them trying to sell me stuff

Lucky you, maybe there's nothing left for them to sell u. Anyways 1MB=1000KB

Just being pedantic but 1MB = 1024KB

[Gnevin]

When considering ntl be prepared to receive about one call a month trying to sell u stuff. It'd be more in their line to have them f**kers receiving calls in their "customer service" department...

I have NTL Broadband and TV for past 3 years and have never got a phonecall off them trying to sell me stuff

Lucky you, maybe there's nothing left for them to sell u. Anyways 1MB=1000KB

So that means im just getting over 5megs when they are charging me for 10megs

yep thats 5mb, i was not aware that NTL had contention on their lines.

Cable based internet  can suffer from contention as your sharing a truck line . 

[Gnevin]

it should be 2&1/2 times faster - use http://www.speedtest.net/ to check your speed!

This is what i got..Whats that in Megs?

Broadband Ultra delivers a broadband internet connection at lightning fast speeds of up to 10Mb

No doubt you with in the minimum level at 5.7ish

[The Real Laoislad]

When considering ntl be prepared to receive about one call a month trying to sell u stuff. It'd be more in their line to have them f**kers receiving calls in their "customer service" department...

I have NTL Broadband and TV for past 3 years and have never got a phonecall off them trying to sell me stuff

Lucky you, maybe there's nothing left for them to sell u. Anyways 1MB=1000KB

So that means im just getting over 5megs when they are charging me for 10megs

yep thats 5mb, i was not aware that NTL had contention on their lines.

Cable based internet  can suffer from contention as your sharing a truck line . 

Scania or Volvo?

[nifan]

Just being pedantic but 1MB = 1024KB

Not when talking about networking its generally not.