Im still on ADSL, can get VDSL but because I'm in a rental I cant really get the work done. Am also unmetered paying $100 per month but am tempted now to drop it down to $75, but am worried this'll make me back to metered. I recently moved house and the unmetering followed, so do you think if i change plans it'll still keep me as unmetered?
When they start metering again, i might think about vdsl, as 30 gigs not quite enough, but 150 gigs way more then I need.
Just i'm having completely hassle free internet at moment and also worried about things going wrong if change to vdsl. See lots of crc, fec errors in peoples posts, where my errors are near zero and I'd like it to stay that way.
so do you think if i change plans it'll still keep me as unmetered?
Yep.
If/when they sort the billing out, they will contact you (all Telecom TiVo customers) and let you know when it will be metered again. Enjoy while you can.
so do you think if i change plans it'll still keep me as unmetered?
Yep.
If/when they sort the billing out, they will contact you (all Telecom TiVo customers) and let you know when it will be metered again. Enjoy while you can.
so do you think if i change plans it'll still keep me as unmetered?
Yep.
If/when they sort the billing out, they will contact you (all Telecom TiVo customers) and let you know when it will be metered again. Enjoy while you can.
Didn't they fix it at one stage? It is good that it is unmetered for us tivo users, but I wouldn't think there would be a great number of people who are benefiting from it, so it maybe in their best interests to keep it unmetered. I am guessing it is only those people who purchased tivos from telecom directly who a benefiting too, as telecom probably wouldn't know if you had purchased a tivo from bond and bond or not, so those people are possibly paying for tivo traffic. Once it becomes metered those people would be looking at what deals other providers offered, which could mean a loss of customers.
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