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Do esatbt charge for going over their 20gb cap?

Supercell · 2007-12-17 21:21:13

My line just apparently became broadband capable. I'll be ordering tomorrow morning and will probably be either esatbt or eircom. From when I had it before I was a fairly heavy user (not mad but there was months up to about 60 gb). If esat are rigid with their 20gb, I could see that occasionally causing me financial pain.…

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17-12-2007 10:21pm

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Supercell

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My line just apparently became broadband capable.
I'll be ordering tomorrow morning and will probably be either esatbt or eircom.

From when I had it before I was a fairly heavy user (not mad but there was months up to about 60 gb).
If esat are rigid with their 20gb, I could see that occasionally causing me financial pain.
From previous experience in my last place , this wont be an issue with eircom.

I currently have a dialup package from esat so should be the easiest solution to just upgrade to their broadband one.

Anyone heard of esat cap enforcement?

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#2 17-12-2007 10:30pm
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#3 17-12-2007 11:09pm
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Ah, thanks, didnt spot that.

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#4 18-12-2007 1:09pm
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Do yourself a favor, and stay away from BT.

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#5 19-12-2007 6:29pm
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Also if your getting bb on a line which previously had bt dial up then get bt to take you off their switch.

This caused a mate of mine hassle before.

In general tho avois bt like the plague :rolleyes:

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