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RalphFromSnap: The reason we aren't fond of the data banking method, is similar to Employers pushing Employees to take leave. Slowly our customers would accrue more and more and more data, and then (heavens forbid) all use it all at once. Our current method of billing allows us to easily project how much bandwidth our residential customers will use and make sure we have an adequate supply.
I hope this explains why we aren't too keen on letting 20GB of usage one month flow on to the next - for 1 user it's not too significant, however across our 000's it can add up. We see ourselves as a premium ISP and take measures to make sure this is what our customers experience.
Ralph.
Edit: If you want a backup dial up connection for your BB, PM me :)
RalphFromSnap: Call our competitors, if you wait more than 17 seconds to speak to a person - then Snap is (on average!) quicker.
Buttonmash: What about the data add ons rolling over? That's what Slingshot do and it seems to be very fair. Pay $50 for 50GB and only use 25? Then next month you still have the extra 25GB on your plan to use, but the base plan doesn't roll over.
That's fairer for people as they're using the extra data they've paid for, and fair for the ISP as they're not rolling over larger and larger amounts thanks to the base plan.
Slingshot:RalphFromSnap: The reason we aren't fond of the data banking method, is similar to Employers pushing Employees to take leave. Slowly our customers would accrue more and more and more data, and then (heavens forbid) all use it all at once. Our current method of billing allows us to easily project how much bandwidth our residential customers will use and make sure we have an adequate supply.
I hope this explains why we aren't too keen on letting 20GB of usage one month flow on to the next - for 1 user it's not too significant, however across our 000's it can add up. We see ourselves as a premium ISP and take measures to make sure this is what our customers experience.
Ralph.
Edit: If you want a backup dial up connection for your BB, PM me :)
Make it expire after a given period. ;)
Common sense is not as common as you think.
vexxxboy: after Ralph saying there would be no major changes, today i find my plan doesn't exist any more, ok the name still exists but it has gone up $10.00 and 10 gig so now its $99 for 60 gig, used to be $89 for 50 gig , i think an extra $10 for 10 gig is ok but i dont want 60 gig, i struggled to use 50 gig , now i have to pay 10 extra for 10 gig i dont need , not happy Snap Telecom is looking good.
Common sense is not as common as you think.
vexxxboy:vexxxboy: after Ralph saying there would be no major changes, today i find my plan doesn't exist any more, ok the name still exists but it has gone up $10.00 and 10 gig so now its $99 for 60 gig, used to be $89 for 50 gig , i think an extra $10 for 10 gig is ok but i dont want 60 gig, i struggled to use 50 gig , now i have to pay 10 extra for 10 gig i dont need , not happy Snap Telecom is looking good.
ok my son has just pointed out that it has always been 60 gig not 50so in fact Snap has just given me a %10 price rise, even more annoyed now. why do Snap think raising prices is a good way of keeping customers.
sbiddle:vexxxboy:vexxxboy: after Ralph saying there would be no major changes, today i find my plan doesn't exist any more, ok the name still exists but it has gone up $10.00 and 10 gig so now its $99 for 60 gig, used to be $89 for 50 gig , i think an extra $10 for 10 gig is ok but i dont want 60 gig, i struggled to use 50 gig , now i have to pay 10 extra for 10 gig i dont need , not happy Snap Telecom is looking good.
ok my son has just pointed out that it has always been 60 gig not 50so in fact Snap has just given me a %10 price rise, even more annoyed now. why do Snap think raising prices is a good way of keeping customers.
I don't see any increase on their site? The plan is still $89 which includes a $10 discount for having your home phone with them. This appears to be unchanged.
Common sense is not as common as you think.
vexxxboy: ok Snap needs to be a bit clearer this is the email i received and nowhere does it mention you get the discount
At Snap, we strive to offer our customers excellent services, seeking to offer you superior customer service and competitive Phone and Internet packages. With this in mind, we have recently been reviewing our residential broadband plans and several improvements have been made. We have upgraded our plans to make them faster and more cost effective.
The changes that have been implemented can be viewed in the table below:
Speed Data Price
Snap Broadband A** FS/FS 0.5GB $39.95
Snap Broadband B FS/FS 3GB $44.95
Snap Broadband C FS/FS 20GB $59.95
Snap Broadband C FS/FS 20GB $59.95
Snap Advanced FS/FS 35GB $79.95
Snap Pro FS/FS 60GB $99.95
Snap Master Plan FS/FS 100GB $139.95
Snap Naked DSL A FS/FS 10GB $69.95
Snap Naked DSL B FS/FS 30GB $89.95
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