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Cancelling contract due to price change and taking out a new product with the same company?
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Posts above beat me to it ... just because they offer a higher speed package doesn't mean your line will support it (assuming you're on an FTTC package). That's the position I'm in ... my FTTC line will only support ~35meg so it doesn't matter what headline speed any package offers, I'll never be able to achieve it.Jenni x0
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Och I get FTTH and can get silly speeds of 500+Jenni_D said:Posts above beat me to it ... just because they offer a higher speed package doesn't mean your line will support it (assuming you're on an FTTC package). That's the position I'm in ... my FTTC line will only support ~35meg so it doesn't matter what headline speed any package offers, I'll never be able to achieve it.0
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