In reply to a post by baby_frogmella:

Wow! A reduction of 1995GB per month?

[only jesting I know you meant 5TB]

:$

Well once my contract is up then I might as well downgrade to Home::1 from SoHo::1. Last I heard they offered a block of IPv4 on Home::1 (an announcement earlier this year) and now the quota is 2TB so no point in paying extra just for the sake of mainly business class . I don't need the upcoming 5TB quota.

Edited by Ixel (Tue 24-Jul-18 09:21:57)

Finding it difficult to justify the higher cost that AAISP charge, yes I know that the service is second to none etc etc, but my sky discounts are ending and Virgin are dangling a extremely attractive carrot (only £25 more for their top VIP package with all services).
Her who should be obeyed looks like she will win on this one, not that I will see any of the £50+ monthly saving........

When it all goes wrong, make sure you don�t say �I told you so!�.

How much data do you use per month anyway? Which AA package are you on?

What �services� anyway? Surely you don�t use ISP email?

Edited by RobertoS (Tue 24-Jul-18 10:58:24)

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

When it all goes wrong, make sure you don�t say �I told you so!�.

How much data do you use per month anyway? Which AA package are you on?

What �services� anyway? Surely you don�t use ISP email?

Yes I know, but £600 PA is a lot of money!

As in services I mean top TV with movies/sports, top BB package, phone with all day inclusive calls.

I'm currently on the 1Tb package, total cost is £65 monthly (phone is with a different provider).

Usage is 600Gb monthly on average.

No not ISP email, have own domain.

Excellent news and well done them for keeping ahead of the curve.

While we very rarely go anywhere near a TB this ensures plenty of cushion and makes me more inclined to purchase FTTP from AA next year.

In reply to a post by Ignitionnet:

While we very rarely go anywhere near a TB this ensures plenty of cushion and makes me more inclined to purchase FTTP from AA next year.

It's irrelevant (for) now, but you may or may not be aware of the allowance roll-over. Each month half of what you didn't use in the preceding month is added to your purchased allowance. This is cumulative, and will work on the new 2GB product.

For example, I'm on 200GB. 1 May I started on 371GB; 1 June on 365GB and this month 369GB. Even a 1GB allowance would have given you well over 1GB every succeeding month that you didn't use it.

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In reply to a post by RobertoS:

When it all goes wrong, make sure you don�t say �I told you so!�.

How much data do you use per month anyway? Which AA package are you on?

What �services� anyway? Surely you don�t use ISP email?

Ah i take it you have been rubbing your crystal balls again and can somehow see into the future ? Or is it a case of my isp is the best isp so that's the one for everyone ? ...... Just curious that's all

There's a much more prosaic explanation, which I did intend to give to the poster a while ago, then forgot. But thanks for the yucky tone of your reply .