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posted on 20/12/06 at 06:24 PM Reply With Quote
Logging downloads?

I share a connection with 3 other guys and we are constantly going over our download limit, is there any way of logging how many Mb each user is downlaoding? I can get a total amount but not individual. We run a broadband connection through a BT home hub. 2 of us use network cable and other 2 use wireless.

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the_fbi

posted on 20/12/06 at 06:35 PM Reply With Quote
Are you on BT?

I should really complete that.

If you are, as from 1st Jan they are removing all limits for Option 3 people.

Option 4 has been removed and you can regrade to Option 3 which saves you £3/month and get unlimited for £0 cost.

You also get another free router too if you accept a new 12 months contract.

The small print, and yes I have read it, says there is not any kind of restriction with regards to a cap, not even fair useage at all.

I moved mine across last week after getting a warning about 177GB and a threat of 30p/GB next month.

And if you are an existing user, you can regrade from 1st Dec.

[Edited on 20/12/06 by the_fbi]

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Hellfire

posted on 20/12/06 at 07:29 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by the_fbi
I moved mine across last week after getting a warning about 177GB and a threat of 30p/GB next month.




177Gb/month? You're upto no good....

IMHO!






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offroad biker

posted on 20/12/06 at 08:26 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by the_fbi
Are you on BT?

I should really complete that.

If you are, as from 1st Jan they are removing all limits for Option 3 people.

Option 4 has been removed and you can regrade to Option 3 which saves you £3/month and get unlimited for £0 cost.

You also get another free router too if you accept a new 12 months contract.

The small print, and yes I have read it, says there is not any kind of restriction with regards to a cap, not even fair useage at all.

I moved mine across last week after getting a warning about 177GB and a threat of 30p/GB next month.

And if you are an existing user, you can regrade from 1st Dec.

[Edited on 20/12/06 by the_fbi]


do they say if your an option 4 customer you have to sign up after 1st of jan to get this or can you do it now and get it as i am on option 4 the highest whatever bt charged have been on it a couple of years but am fancying a new router and could get one and save money sounds a little too good to be true but if it is i for 1 am going for it thanks for the great info

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the_fbi

posted on 20/12/06 at 08:38 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by offroad biker
do they say if your an option 4 customer you have to sign up after 1st of jan to get this

Nope, I was Option 4, got a warning earlier this month and moved the next day to Option 3. You lose nothing, save £36/year and get a free router.

Mad, but true.

[Edited on 20/12/06 by the_fbi]

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offroad biker

posted on 20/12/06 at 09:35 PM Reply With Quote
then thats great just what i want
next question can i do this online or do i have to call them up as whenever i call them up about broadband no one seems to have a clue you dont happen to know any good numbers for the broadband stuff do you

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the_fbi

posted on 20/12/06 at 11:24 PM Reply With Quote
I called the number in this email, phone was answered quickly and the guy knew exactly what the story was.
Very impressed!

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Ps. Sorry Hellfire, wasn't 177GB

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DIY Si

posted on 20/12/06 at 11:28 PM Reply With Quote
Even so, 173.55 GB is a whole really big shed load of porn!





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