adamh128 said:Wahoo, my migration went through yesterday - I'm now connected at 1Mbps (unfortunatly that's the maximum my line can handle).
Thanks SX and IDNet.
name='XMS' said:Excellent news. Remember to put your friends/family/colleagues in the direction of IDNet's site if you like their service![]()
name='adamh128' said:Certainly will, I've already been telling people in the office!
adamh128 said:Wahoo, my migration went through yesterday - I'm now connected at 1Mbps (unfortunatly that's the maximum my line can handle).
Thanks SX and IDNet.
Tec said:Just a little info ...
The deal is 14.99 no caps / unmanaged etc so if you are signing on this deal via SX then there is no 5gb limit.
Secondly those who are not sure about their contract with previous ISPs , you should check with your old provider if you need to give them any notice when you are leaving them , as most companys will try to get extra money from you stating there was 30 days notice in the contract but they will still give you the mac code and still charge you for extra month as you supposed to give them 30 days notice. So make sure to ask your old isp before migrating or canceling which in such case tell them before your billing date that you would like to migrate out 2 weeks before your next billing date so it works out roughly 30 days notice.
name='outrunner' said:Mine didn't complete yesterday as BT tried to put 2mb on my line and it can only just handle 1mb (59db) so I had to request another MAC number today![]()
name='ComputersXp' said:ntl offer 10mb for £30 something
name='ComputersXp' said:its capped at 75gb bandwith
name='Phnom_Penh' said:And the IDNet one isn't, so you can only get it in a cable area, costs twice the price, and you get 10x the bandwidth, but only 10% total download max. It is tricky imo, but tbh, a capped line is annoying if you max it out, especially nowadays when you have more than one computer/people using the net at the same time, and hard drive sizes are massive. The bandwidth is nice, but so is not having a capped connection. NTL also do an uncped service, at 2mb, which is similar to the IDNet one (not sure on price though).
Phnom_Penh said:There is an unlimited 2mb service, although you probably have to request NTL to switch you from 10mb to 2mb, and it probably costs the same as the 10mb.
Although I am on IDNet and the connection is excellent, I did find it strange how they don't actually have any terms of service or description of their network on their website, and I had to email them to find them out.
Tec said:Well its not good asking them at the end of the day they can say no your limit is this etc as thats whats in user policy etc.
As for IDNet terms and conditions they do have them on their website at http://www.idnet.net/downloads/broadband_termsandconditions.pdf
I think their website needs a better menu etc...