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hanifmiah
21-07-2006, 19:32
Hi,

am completely baffed about what my bandidth is for ntl.

I signed up for NTL last year on their special offer of £9.99 a month with a 3GB bandwidth limit. Now I hear that NTl is now unlimited bandwidth.

But on the NTL website it only has information on other speeds and there is one with 1mb but the price is £17.99 a month, which i do not have as i signed up for the £9.99 a month special offer.

Please can someone help me.
my speed i think is upgraded recently from 1mb to 4mb
tHANKS
Stop It
21-07-2006, 19:36
Check your bill, that'll tell you, but if you went to 4meg, then that should be unltd, but I could be wrong, as I'm not au fait with your specific deal you got.
hanifmiah
21-07-2006, 19:46
I can't check e-bill because it says the service is currently unavailable or something like that. Also the paper bill is by direct debit so I can't see
Check your bill, that'll tell you, but if you went to 4meg, then that should be unltd, but I could be wrong, as I'm not au fait with your specific deal you got.
Wicked_and_Crazy
21-07-2006, 22:45
run the speed test to find out
homealone
21-07-2006, 23:01
run the speed test to find out

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/speed.php

;)
Graham M
22-07-2006, 15:29
All of NTL's products are now limit free
hanifmiah
22-07-2006, 17:44
speed test is no good want to find out my bandwidth
run the speed test to find out
Graham M
22-07-2006, 18:12
Bandwidth is unlimited!
Zee
22-07-2006, 18:40
I don't understand what is confusing? It was £9.99 when you signed up, it's now £17.99 for new customers signing up ...

You just got a special offer, nothing odd or confusing about it.
hanifmiah
23-07-2006, 18:20
Ok man calm down. Thanks:Yikes:
I don't understand what is confusing? It was £9.99 when you signed up, it's now £17.99 for new customers signing up ...

You just got a special offer, nothing odd or confusing about it.
mikey
23-07-2006, 19:26
Just to confuse matters, I've just got my latest ntl bill. It says "512k [1GB]"
hanifmiah
23-07-2006, 19:37
I have 1mb broadband, not 512, anyways i think my speed has been upgraded to 4mb. Plus when signed up a year ago, my bandwidth was 3gb now i want to know what it is.

Look above they say unlimited, i'm not sure

Just to confuse matters, I've just got my latest ntl bill. It says "512k [1GB]"
Zee
23-07-2006, 19:41
Just to confuse matters, I've just got my latest ntl bill. It says "512k [1GB]"

That means you're paying £14.99 per month for 512K Broadband with 1GB usage.

You could upgrade to 1Mbps for £3 more.
hanifmiah
23-07-2006, 19:54
no, didn't u read what i said above?
look above, I pay £9.99 for 3GB usage limit (bandwidth)
want to know what is my bandwidth now, signed up in special offer
That means you're paying £14.99 per month for 512K Broadband with 1GB usage.

You could upgrade to 1Mbps for £3 more.
Wicked_and_Crazy
23-07-2006, 19:56
speed test is no good want to find out my bandwidth

what???

Bandwidth is the transmission capacity of an electronic pathway such as a communications line, computer bus or computer channel. In a digital line, it is measured in bits per second or bytes per second (see Mb/sec (http://computing-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Mb/sec)).

So a speed test will tell you your bandwidth.:rolleyes:

What your talking about is a download limit

---------- Post added at 19:56 ---------- Previous post was at 19:54 ----------

no, didn't u read what i said above?
look above, I pay £9.99 for 3GB usage limit (bandwidth)
want to know what is my bandwidth now, signed up in special offer

usage limit <> bandwidth

as people have said, there is no usage limit now.

Why do people ask a question and then say the answer is wrong!:rolleyes:
SnoopZ
23-07-2006, 19:58
Just to confuse matters, I've just got my latest ntl bill. It says "512k [1GB]"

If you want to upgrade online you can often do that from THIS (https://autoreg.autoregister.net/cgi-bin/cablecheck) link. Becareful though as it only takes a few mouse clicks and you should be upgraded which means the cost of the service will go up.

You can also double check what tier you're on from THIS (http://192.168.100.1/), username and password both root.
hanifmiah
07-08-2006, 20:59
Thanks this is exactly what i needed to know
I have 4mb broadband with unlimited bandwidth or should i say usage limit
Thanks Snoopz.
U got what i said


If you want to upgrade online you can often do that from THIS (https://autoreg.autoregister.net/cgi-bin/cablecheck) link. Becareful though as it only takes a few mouse clicks and you should be upgraded which means the cost of the service will go up.

You can also double check what tier you're on from THIS (http://192.168.100.1/), username and password both root.