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This is only relavent for people using BT's 512kb BroadBand for over 12 months.
Basically you can upgrade your current 512kb connection to 1mb for free.
this isn't something that they advertise but only offer this option when you ask for you migration code (MAC) because you want to leave them.
at present im using BT as my isp, paying £25 for 512kbs line! : shocked2
i called them up earlier on asking them for my migration code because i was planning on leaving them.
i spoke to a women on the phone who asked me a few questions on why i wanted to leave, so i told her that there were cheaper BB providers available who offered 1mb for a cheaper price then what i was paying for 512kb. (Mentioned Supanet!)
to my shock, she then offered to upgrade me to a 1mb line for free!
so now im still paying £25 but get a 1mb connection instead of 512kb.
There is one problem with this, there is a 30Gb limit on the 1mb line.
30gb hopefully should be enough for now.
what im trying to say is, if you are using BT 512kb broadband, and have been doing so for more then 12 months, then call them up, pretend you are leaving them and they should upgrade you to 1mb!!
they said it will take 7 days for the 1mb connection to kick in.
I cant wait!
Basically you can upgrade your current 512kb connection to 1mb for free.
this isn't something that they advertise but only offer this option when you ask for you migration code (MAC) because you want to leave them.
at present im using BT as my isp, paying £25 for 512kbs line! : shocked2
i called them up earlier on asking them for my migration code because i was planning on leaving them.
i spoke to a women on the phone who asked me a few questions on why i wanted to leave, so i told her that there were cheaper BB providers available who offered 1mb for a cheaper price then what i was paying for 512kb. (Mentioned Supanet!)
to my shock, she then offered to upgrade me to a 1mb line for free!
so now im still paying £25 but get a 1mb connection instead of 512kb.
There is one problem with this, there is a 30Gb limit on the 1mb line.
30gb hopefully should be enough for now.
what im trying to say is, if you are using BT 512kb broadband, and have been doing so for more then 12 months, then call them up, pretend you are leaving them and they should upgrade you to 1mb!!
they said it will take 7 days for the 1mb connection to kick in.
I cant wait!