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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 01-Nov-06 12:09:57
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New Service from IDNet


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Check out their home page for a new service. Geared more to the heavier users.

"New service release: ADSL Home SuperMax
Date: 01 November 2006 | Author: IDNet

Increased monthly download allowance: up to 60Gb per month included for a monthly price of
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(deleted) Wed 01-Nov-06 12:23:22
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Re: New Service from IDNet


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I beat you by 2 minutes!
Standard User shaunhw
(experienced) Wed 01-Nov-06 13:03:24
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Re: New Service from IDNet


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This would not tempt me from Zen Active Pro (If I was on that Zen product)

50 gig use it whenever you want, sounds better value for

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Standard User ph00ey
(committed) Wed 01-Nov-06 13:05:54
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Re: New Service from IDNet


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Uploads don't count and a Gb for you is the same for us.

Standard User billford
(legend) Wed 01-Nov-06 13:07:22
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Re: New Service from IDNet


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In reply to:

Zen don't count uploads.


Nor do IDNet.
In reply to:

Their Gig is defined as 1024*1024*1024 bytes


I'm fairly sure the same applies to IDNet, but could be wrong.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 01-Nov-06 16:46:11
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Re: New Service from IDNet


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Who said IDnet wanted to tempt you away. If you are happy with what you have, fine. This is just another offering for anyone who is interested. IDnet sets out its stall with its wares on offer, it's up to would be customers if they want to buy, no one is co-erced.
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