NTL 150K service £8.99 for three months

[Mick]

NTL's lowest speed 150K is being lowered to £8.99 for three months for new signups only.

http://www.ntlhome.com/ntl_internet/index.asp

[Scrubbs]

It also looks like at first glance that broadband plus is with the 150 ....

until you click on it and it tells you to upgrade before you get that

[Juan]

So if someone already subscribes to the 150k can they cancel one day then sign back up the next day, and save £27?

I suppose they would delete the e-mail addys but if u sign back up straight away its pretty likely you wouldn't lose the addresses to anyone else.

[Charlie_Bubble]

Originally Posted by Juan

So if someone already subscribes to the 150k can they cancel one day then sign back up the next day, and save £27?

I suppose they would delete the e-mail addys but if u sign back up straight away its pretty likely you wouldn't lose the addresses to anyone else.

But then they would enter new 12 month contract with NTL for broadband surely?

[Juan]

Originally Posted by Charlie_Bubble

But then they would enter new 12 month contract with NTL for broadband surely?

But unless ur thinking of changing to ADSL soon it wouldn't matter.

[Nikko]

Originally Posted by Mick

NTL's lowest speed 150K is being lowered to £8.99 for three months for new signups only.

http://www.ntlhome.com/ntl_internet/index.asp

But it will double to 300K within the same timescale

[IanGuy]

If you go to sign up for these services is says that all speeds are 1/2 price for 3 months. Does this mean I can upgrade from 150k to 600k and get half price for 3 months? It doesn't say anything about new customers only on 600k and 1mb, only 150k!

[Paul M]

Originally Posted by Juan

I suppose they would delete the e-mail addys but if u sign back up straight away its pretty likely you wouldn't lose the addresses to anyone else.

Be careful - I'm not sure that e-mail addresses from deleted accounts are made available straight away - they used to be kept "locked" for a period (six months ?) to prevent someone else getting them straight away and thus receiving e-mails that were really meant for the old owner.

[A|ex]

since the 600kbp had a boost in speed do the 150k people get a boost as well?

[Nikko]

Originally Posted by A|ex

since the 600kbp had a boost in speed do the 150k people get a boost as well?

Originally Posted by Nikko

But it will double to 300K within the same timescale

[Paul M]

Offer ends 15 June 2004

[quadplay]

Originally Posted by Pem

Be careful - I'm not sure that e-mail addresses from deleted accounts are made available straight away - they used to be kept "locked" for a period (six months ?) to prevent someone else getting them straight away and thus receiving e-mails that were really meant for the old owner.

They still are, but Technical Support (and, theoretically, Customer Services) can transfer them between accounts - including rescuing them from disconnected accounts. Webspace cannot be transferred, but can be recreated in the new account - however, this means deleting and recreating it.

[willie]

<wonders>
Is this gonna turn into another fiasco like what hapened when the 1mb servvice was reduced in price.
</wonders>

[Defiant]

Originally Posted by Juan

I suppose they would delete the e-mail addys but if u sign back up straight away its pretty likely you wouldn't lose the addresses to anyone else.

I've done something like this before with NTL. They didn't even bother starting me off as a new customer. Said it would cost too much and would be easier just to let me have the offer. Not sure if I was tied to a 12 month contract though but didn't care. I got the ondigital offer

[Mick]

Now new customers can get half price broadband on all broadband packages...

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/article/...dband-services