might be moving....

from o2, had enough of them!

anyway was thinking about the package that gives me 2gb peak and 100gig off peak, now my partner in in during the day looking after the sprog, she does a bit of surfing checking emails, facebook etc etc, now will the 2gig allowance be enough for this?

Many Thanks
Andrew

It should be OK for general web browsing and emails. It's downloading of files and streamed audio and video that can eat up the allowance. AAISP are quite good - if you are generally below the allowance and get a "blip" one month, you can carry it over to the next month. You can also carry over unused allowance.

thanls for that, also are they ok for none LLU lines?

Yes.

I also altered all my 'updates' for windows etc to after 6.00pm as they can eat into your daytime allowance.

thanks for the tip misty

have orderd with my mac key

bye bye o2. may we never meat again (apart from my contract mobile which they can shove when it runs out)

When you are registered with AAISP, they will give you a user name and password which you can use to log on to the Broadband section of their site, and you can view accurate usage figures for both peak and off-peak. There's lots of other techy stuff that you can look at too. They actually ping your router once a second, and they will probably know of a problem on your line before you do ! They also email/text you when the connection drops for more than a few seconds.

In reply to a post by shedboy79:

thanks for the tip misty

have orderd with my mac key

bye bye o2. may we never meat again (apart from my contract mobile which they can shove when it runs out)

Good for you I still keep my PAYG though for my free calls..o2 do have the occasional good point!!!!

Another thing is that when you log on it always warns you about the web-site security certificate, just ignore that

as the most untechy one here even I hasn't managed to do any damage fiddling with my control panel, took me a while though to explore in fear and trepidation.

You can fix the issue with the security cert if you can be bothered - I did and no longer get the warnings... see http://www.aaisp.net.uk/cacert.html