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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Fri 09-Oct-09 09:01:35
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New from Old


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No doubt someone has a link or the info.

If a person moves from the old Opt 2 to the new unlimited, what are the pro / cons.

BTW well done PN for the change, whatever the reason.

Also if a PN staff is allowed to answer, has there been a bigger uptake since the 10 day contract?
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(deleted) Fri 09-Oct-09 09:27:53
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Re: New from Old


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Hi David,

It's very hard to measure increases in sales on the back of the planned contract changes as we've a massive amount of marketing activity currently going on in London.

The obvious benefit from moving to Unlimited would be the increased usage allowance. There are differences in traffic management however, which you can see here.

http://www.plus.net/support/broadband/quality_broadb...
http://www.plus.net/support/broadband/products/archi...
Standard User RobertoS
(legend) Fri 09-Oct-09 09:56:50
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Re: New from Old


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Kitz has a useful side-by-side comparison tool. Same info as James's links but neat, and colour-coded.

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(deleted) Fri 09-Oct-09 10:17:11
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Cheers for the link.

And thanks to Kitz for the info.
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(deleted) Fri 09-Oct-09 10:18:09
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What's the plan when VAT goes up again.

Are you going to absorb the cost of the new products?
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(deleted) Fri 09-Oct-09 10:50:35
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The decisions on what we'll be doing haven't been made yet I'm afraid, though we will be publishing information as soon as we have it.
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(deleted) Fri 09-Oct-09 12:07:56
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In reply to a post by orbrey:
The decisions on what we'll be doing haven't been made yet I'm afraid, though we will be publishing information as soon as we have it.


Thanks for the (non) information. smile

Also if someone did switch to the new product, can they switch back if they don't like it? (if so the time frame that the switch back would need to be in)
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(deleted) Fri 09-Oct-09 13:00:15
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Yes, we're happy to move people back if needed though in some circomstances it may not be possible. It depends on the situation. In your case of option 2 to unlimited there wouldn't be any issues.
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(deleted) Fri 09-Oct-09 14:40:06
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Bit hard to decide without knowing the specifics of the pending VAT changes David.

(On the VAT changes rather than product change)
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(deleted) Sat 10-Oct-09 07:36:33
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I'm thinking of moving from BBYW2 to Value. I've looked at the traffic shaping comparison and don't think I'd be affected much by the change, apart from paying less! Could someone from Plusnet confirm that I, too, could move back to BBYW2 (after, say, one month) if it wasn't what I was expecting? Also, am I right in thinking that, after 20 Oct or so, the notice period will be the same as on BBYW2?
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