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NTL unleash new super speed broadband services



Robot Chicken

Seriously?
Jul 5, 2003
13,154
Chicken World
ntl unleashes new range of super speed consumer broadband internet services
. Broadband leader to launch three new cable broadband services
. ntl to offer the UK’s most competitive 1Mb, 2Mb and 3Mb broadband services
. Start the New Year in the fast lane

ntl, the UK’s leading provider of broadband internet services, today unveiled plans to unleash the potential of its fibre optic cable network by launching three super-speed broadband internet services. Available in early 2005, the new services will offer 1Mb, 2Mb and 3Mb broadband connections.

Having been the first company to offer UK consumers a choice of speeds at great value prices, ntl believes that the time is right to offer higher speeds while maintaining mass market prices.

By focusing on more speed ntl is enhancing the part of the broadband service that will make the most difference to customers such as fast downloading of music, emailing digital photos in an instant or delivering high quality video performance.

The three new services will be highly competitive:

£17.99 per month: ntl 1Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 5GB) will offer super speed broadband for 60p a day. For the same price BT Broadband offers a basic 512K service with 1GB usage allowance.

£24.99 per month: ntl 2Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 30GB) will operate at a stunning speed, but at a price that’s in line with most 512K ADSL services. For the same price BT Broadband offers a 512K service with 15GB usage allowance

£37.99 per month: ntl 3Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 40GB) will operate at up to 60 times faster than dial up services. BT and Wanadoo do not provide 2Mb or 3Mb services.

Aizad Hussain, managing director of ntl said: “Our new services are highly competitive and leave rivals stuck in the slow lane. Having led the way towards choice and value propositions I’m delighted that we’re now leading the pack once again by launching these new super-speed services at affordable prices.

"At ntl, we remain committed to be the product and service pioneers in the broadband market. We significantly boosted our newsgroup capacity earlier this year and now we are raising speeds. We are actively taking steps to invest more in our email service and we will be working hard to protect our customers with new anti-virus programmes and protection measures to ensure that the ntl internet experience remains a family-friendly environment.

“We now serve well over 1m broadband residential customers which is over 35% of our total customers and with our new speeds, our product will be the best in the UK by some distance. We continue to be the company that leads from the front to make the vision of Broadband Britain a reality."

If you already have ntl Broadband your service will remain unchanged, but if you wish to upgrade to the new speeds you can – for a one-off administration charge of £25. A dedicated online registration system will be launched in the New Year for existing customers to order an upgrade.

Prices include free installation, free cable modem and free activation. To find out more or to sign up for ntl Broadband please visit www.ntl.com.


Content for super-speed surfing

All customers will be able to access ntl Broadband Plus. For just £3.99 a month, customers can access 15 premium content channels, which would usually cost over £35 per month. The content is ideal for high-speed surfing. ntl Broadband Plus offers a massive choice of premium content including: over 500,000 music tracks to stream or download; live music performances 24/7; 16 premium radio channels; over 5000 music videos on demand; an archive of great music, news events and interviews; hundreds of games to download; 15 digital photo prints a month plus online storage for up to 500 pictures; access the online Encyclopaedia Britannica; kids favourites from the BBC as well as the recently launched Napster Music service.

Link:

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Oct 19, 2004
349
Hastings
Downloaded Penguin said:
ntl unleashes new range of super speed consumer broadband internet services
. Broadband leader to launch three new cable broadband services
. ntl to offer the UK’s most competitive 1Mb, 2Mb and 3Mb broadband services
. Start the New Year in the fast lane

ntl, the UK’s leading provider of broadband internet services, today unveiled plans to unleash the potential of its fibre optic cable network by launching three super-speed broadband internet services. Available in early 2005, the new services will offer 1Mb, 2Mb and 3Mb broadband connections.

Having been the first company to offer UK consumers a choice of speeds at great value prices, ntl believes that the time is right to offer higher speeds while maintaining mass market prices.

By focusing on more speed ntl is enhancing the part of the broadband service that will make the most difference to customers such as fast downloading of music, emailing digital photos in an instant or delivering high quality video performance.

The three new services will be highly competitive:

£17.99 per month: ntl 1Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 5GB) will offer super speed broadband for 60p a day. For the same price BT Broadband offers a basic 512K service with 1GB usage allowance.

£24.99 per month: ntl 2Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 30GB) will operate at a stunning speed, but at a price that’s in line with most 512K ADSL services. For the same price BT Broadband offers a 512K service with 15GB usage allowance

£37.99 per month: ntl 3Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 40GB) will operate at up to 60 times faster than dial up services. BT and Wanadoo do not provide 2Mb or 3Mb services.

Aizad Hussain, managing director of ntl said: “Our new services are highly competitive and leave rivals stuck in the slow lane. Having led the way towards choice and value propositions I’m delighted that we’re now leading the pack once again by launching these new super-speed services at affordable prices.

"At ntl, we remain committed to be the product and service pioneers in the broadband market. We significantly boosted our newsgroup capacity earlier this year and now we are raising speeds. We are actively taking steps to invest more in our email service and we will be working hard to protect our customers with new anti-virus programmes and protection measures to ensure that the ntl internet experience remains a family-friendly environment.

“We now serve well over 1m broadband residential customers which is over 35% of our total customers and with our new speeds, our product will be the best in the UK by some distance. We continue to be the company that leads from the front to make the vision of Broadband Britain a reality."

If you already have ntl Broadband your service will remain unchanged, but if you wish to upgrade to the new speeds you can – for a one-off administration charge of £25. A dedicated online registration system will be launched in the New Year for existing customers to order an upgrade.

Prices include free installation, free cable modem and free activation. To find out more or to sign up for ntl Broadband please visit www.ntl.com.


Content for super-speed surfing

All customers will be able to access ntl Broadband Plus. For just £3.99 a month, customers can access 15 premium content channels, which would usually cost over £35 per month. The content is ideal for high-speed surfing. ntl Broadband Plus offers a massive choice of premium content including: over 500,000 music tracks to stream or download; live music performances 24/7; 16 premium radio channels; over 5000 music videos on demand; an archive of great music, news events and interviews; hundreds of games to download; 15 digital photo prints a month plus online storage for up to 500 pictures; access the online Encyclopaedia Britannica; kids favourites from the BBC as well as the recently launched Napster Music service.

Link:

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Whoop de doo. Good news for the 6 people in Sussex who can get it. :nono:

Bitter, me?
 


Robot Chicken

Seriously?
Jul 5, 2003
13,154
Chicken World
NTL users create the heaviest web traffic on NSC :)
 


Everest

Me
Jul 5, 2003
20,741
Southwick
I'll have some of that. Get rid of my slow 750 ntl service. :clap2: :clap2:

Bozza :salute: :salute: :lolol:
 
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twickers

Well-known member
Jul 17, 2003
1,673
Downloaded Penguin said:
ntl unleashes new range of super speed consumer broadband internet services
. Broadband leader to launch three new cable broadband services
. ntl to offer the UK’s most competitive 1Mb, 2Mb and 3Mb broadband services
. Start the New Year in the fast lane

ntl, the UK’s leading provider of broadband internet services, today unveiled plans to unleash the potential of its fibre optic cable network by launching three super-speed broadband internet services. Available in early 2005, the new services will offer 1Mb, 2Mb and 3Mb broadband connections.

Having been the first company to offer UK consumers a choice of speeds at great value prices, ntl believes that the time is right to offer higher speeds while maintaining mass market prices.

By focusing on more speed ntl is enhancing the part of the broadband service that will make the most difference to customers such as fast downloading of music, emailing digital photos in an instant or delivering high quality video performance.

The three new services will be highly competitive:

£17.99 per month: ntl 1Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 5GB) will offer super speed broadband for 60p a day. For the same price BT Broadband offers a basic 512K service with 1GB usage allowance.

£24.99 per month: ntl 2Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 30GB) will operate at a stunning speed, but at a price that’s in line with most 512K ADSL services. For the same price BT Broadband offers a 512K service with 15GB usage allowance

£37.99 per month: ntl 3Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 40GB) will operate at up to 60 times faster than dial up services. BT and Wanadoo do not provide 2Mb or 3Mb services.

Aizad Hussain, managing director of ntl said: “Our new services are highly competitive and leave rivals stuck in the slow lane. Having led the way towards choice and value propositions I’m delighted that we’re now leading the pack once again by launching these new super-speed services at affordable prices.

"At ntl, we remain committed to be the product and service pioneers in the broadband market. We significantly boosted our newsgroup capacity earlier this year and now we are raising speeds. We are actively taking steps to invest more in our email service and we will be working hard to protect our customers with new anti-virus programmes and protection measures to ensure that the ntl internet experience remains a family-friendly environment.

“We now serve well over 1m broadband residential customers which is over 35% of our total customers and with our new speeds, our product will be the best in the UK by some distance. We continue to be the company that leads from the front to make the vision of Broadband Britain a reality."

If you already have ntl Broadband your service will remain unchanged, but if you wish to upgrade to the new speeds you can – for a one-off administration charge of £25. A dedicated online registration system will be launched in the New Year for existing customers to order an upgrade.

Prices include free installation, free cable modem and free activation. To find out more or to sign up for ntl Broadband please visit www.ntl.com.


Content for super-speed surfing

All customers will be able to access ntl Broadband Plus. For just £3.99 a month, customers can access 15 premium content channels, which would usually cost over £35 per month. The content is ideal for high-speed surfing. ntl Broadband Plus offers a massive choice of premium content including: over 500,000 music tracks to stream or download; live music performances 24/7; 16 premium radio channels; over 5000 music videos on demand; an archive of great music, news events and interviews; hundreds of games to download; 15 digital photo prints a month plus online storage for up to 500 pictures; access the online Encyclopaedia Britannica; kids favourites from the BBC as well as the recently launched Napster Music service.

Link:

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and NTL has a monthly usage allowance...IT'S CAPPED!
 


Robot Chicken

Seriously?
Jul 5, 2003
13,154
Chicken World
Telewest is only available in Crawley?

For us buggers in Brighton and Hove, the only option is ntl.
 


¡Cereal Killer!

Whale Oil Beef Hooked
Sep 13, 2003
10,216
Somewhere over there...
Downloaded Penguin said:
The three new services will be highly competitive:

£17.99 per month: ntl 1Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 5GB) will offer super speed broadband for 60p a day. For the same price BT Broadband offers a basic 512K service with 1GB usage allowance.

£24.99 per month: ntl 2Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 30GB) will operate at a stunning speed, but at a price that’s in line with most 512K ADSL services. For the same price BT Broadband offers a 512K service with 15GB usage allowance

£37.99 per month: ntl 3Mb Broadband (monthly usage allowance 40GB) will operate at up to 60 times faster than dial up services. BT and Wanadoo do not provide 2Mb or 3Mb services.

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These prices are only for 3 months though then they get expensive I think
 






Biscuit

Native Creative
Jul 8, 2003
22,278
Brighton
oh I dont need of this super dooper whats it called.

I click on a page and it opens no hassel. how can it be quiker? Can it pre-empt what im going to click on?
 


Robot Chicken

Seriously?
Jul 5, 2003
13,154
Chicken World
You can get programs that anticipate where you're going to click and pre-loads the pages ready for you
 
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Little Piggy

Member
Oct 27, 2003
215
Ireland
Biscuit said:
oh I dont need of this super dooper whats it called.

I click on a page and it opens no hassel. how can it be quiker? Can it pre-empt what im going to click on?

You'd notice the difference when you download vast quantities of pornography like I do.

What? I'm only being honest... :jester:
 


Robot Chicken

Seriously?
Jul 5, 2003
13,154
Chicken World
Re: Re: NTL unleash new super speed broadband services

Cereal Killer said:
These prices are only for 3 months though then they get expensive I think

No you're wrong. These are the full prices.

The small print on the ntl website says:
300k for £8.99/month
750k for £12.49/month
1.5mb for £18.99/month

* Available to new customers only. After initial 3 months, Broadband services are charged at standard costs (300K = £17.99; 750K = £24.99; 1.5Mb = £37.99). Terms and conditions apply.
 






Rangdo

Registered Cider Drinker
Apr 21, 2004
4,779
Cider Country
twickers said:
Telewest Broadband have already been offering this.

http://www.telewest.co.uk/html/internet/internet.htm

56K £14.00 a month
256K £14.99 a month
750K £25.00 a month - first month free
1.5Mb £35.00 a month - first month free
3 Mb £50.00 a month - first month free

But thats not the same. NTL are doing 1Mb/s for £17.99 whereas Telewest are charging £7 more for a connection that is 250Kb/s slower and are doing 3Mb/s for a little more than Telewest's 1.5Mb/s so in actual fact they haven't been offering this.
 






tinx

Well-known member
Jul 6, 2003
9,198
Horsham Town
Talk talk have just released their broadband offering which is a 1Mb line for 24.99 a month if you ar eon their talk plan or 26.99 just for broadband.

Excellent value.
 




East Staffs Gull

Well-known member
Jan 16, 2004
1,421
Birmingham and Austria
I was on the verge of getting broadband, but before doing so I decided to give onspeed.com a trial. It costs £2 per month and has probably sped up my downloads by up to 4-5 times. I'm sure that it's still slower than broadband, but it is a cheap alternative, and is much quicker than standard dialup.

It takes just a few minutes to download the necessary software.

What do other onspeed users think?
 


Marshy

Well-known member
Jul 6, 2003
19,923
FRUIT OF THE BLOOM
All sounds good, but 40gb allowance isnt a great deal at all.
Steer clear of any limiter is my advice still.
 


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