Off-Peak Net Access This Christmas/New Year

Gonzo

Does anyone know what are the offpeak times this Christmas week/New Years period.

I remember last 2 years that we had a solid week of off-peak rates meaning we could stay online for entire holiday period with SNL however i havent heard anything this year about that, anyone know what days are offpeak this period?

pete

Originally posted by Gonzo
a solid week of off-peak rates meaning we could stay online for entire holiday period with SNL

Wouldn't that constitute an abuse of the Christmas spirit of the service?


sorry

zynaps

Wouldn't esat setting their prices almost exactly around eircom's pricing for overpriced DSL constitute abuse of competition, goodwill and little puppies?

heh

phreak

the off-peak days are christmas day, boxing day and new years day. Every other day its just normal

daveirl

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phreak

ffs, St. Stephens day then. :rolleyes:

And yes i'm sure. i rang up esat today and thats what they told me.

eth0_

Originally posted by Phreak
ffs, St. Stephens day then. :rolleyes:

And yes i'm sure. i rang up esat today and thats what they told me.

Yep, Xmas day, Boxing day and new years day, ie, bank holidays.

Repli

You absolutely sure about boxing day?

Mountjoy Mugger

Originally posted by Repli
You absolutely sure about boxing day?

Too much BBC/ITV, I tell ya. - Oh, and don't forget it's BT/Esat now..

segadreamcast

Originally posted by Mountjoy Mugger
Oh, and don't forget it's BT/Esat now..

For goodness sake we might as well just get bought out and call ourselves Little England.

Gonzo

pity we only get the 3 days off-peak but better than nowt i suppose.

For goodness sake we might as well just get bought out and call ourselves Little England

Ireland is part of the British Isles just like finland is part of Scandinavia so to some ppl especially continentals ive spoken too cant tell much difference between Ireland and England just like we dont see a world of difference between the norwegians and the swedes, both countries look similar, our high streets and shopping malls are full of UK chain stores, only major difference is our accents, our roads and our telephony infrastructure. Me feels we have lost much of our Irishness appearence since the 1990's onwards particulary here in the east:(

eth0_

lol you guys are so easy to wind up! This thread was just asking what days are covered by SNL and now you're on about Ireland becoming 'Little England'. heheh.

I say boxing day because that's how (and because of where) I was brought up.

mike65

I say boxing day because that's how (and because of where) I was brought up.

Well done eth0_ its who you are!

Mike.