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british people are now getting broadband with 2mb/second speed @ just 5 pounds !

don't you think thats too cheap ! :confuse:

SKY BROADBAND PACKAGES

Base - 2Mb download speed, £40 connection fee, £50 installation, free subscription, 2GB monthly limit

Mid - 8Mb, £20 connection, £50 installation, £5 monthly subscription, 40GB usage

Max- 16Mb, free installation and connection, £10 monthly subscription, unlimited usage

Connect - 8Mb, £40 connection, £50 installation, £17 a month, 40GB usage

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when we will get broadband @ such prices in India? :rolleyes:

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u know 5pounds 80*5=Rs 400 only !

its like chawanni for them :confuse:

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i think if MTNL would have been in UK it would have given them better speeds than this in half the price

MTNL's Scheme

say 10 mbps for 2 pounds*

*download limit :- 1 mb / month :rolleyes:

add usage charges :- 1 cent / mb :confuse:

Edited by abhay

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add usage charges :- 1 cent / mb :D

penny in case of pound in UK, buddy ! not cent :grin:

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Kya hoga hamara aur hamare desh wasiya ka..........

Kabb tak hame cheap cheezo se gujara karna padega

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*download limit :- 1 mb / month :D

:grin::lol::D gud1

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Definitely !.. What would u guys do with a 2MBps Connection @ Home !.

Me !... Gaming.. Movies.. FUN... you know what !!!

P.s - I m on a 128 Kbps Connection Now (AirTel)

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add usage charges :- 1 cent / mb :D

penny in case of pound in UK, buddy ! not cent :grin:

naam mein kya rakha hai !!! bhawanaoo ko samjho :lol:

Edited by abhay

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Actually its not to blame Mtnl the real culpritis is vsnl with its monoplistic practices it try to block all the bandwidth allowed in India.

Do you know that a t1 line still cost 1million$ from mumbai_singapore where as you could get singapore-LosAngeles(three time the distance) at tenth price

or even below that.

But hope after the completion of falconn line by flag(Reliance) and order of entry to landing station of vsnl(mumbai)by international authorities may heat up the competetion

As wholesale bandwidth prices drop retail will all not far.

Future is Good

Edited by gavnitsingh

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They get more bucks if they sell that bandwidth to other countries. Just like FLAG Telecom recently signed a deal to provide 40 giga bytes of international bandwidth to China Netcom and Batelco of Bahrain has also selected FLAG for its international circuits for voice telephony.

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Better still ... mobile customers on Orange and O2 on certain PP's (VTT1100 / VTT2600 thatz between GBP45 - 100 get unltd internet on the move!! free!!

even after 6 / 9 months when they downgrade their PP the offer continues!!

I'd call that rocking!!

the speeds are on 3G speeds - wireless (do not compare that with BB coz well ... wireless has limitations)!

cheers

ashok

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I dont think the 2mb scheme is really that good because it comes with - £40 connection fee, £50 installation, free subscription, 2GB monthly limit!!!!

The real deal here is Max- 16Mb, free installation and connection, £10 monthly subscription, unlimited usage!!!

Wow. 16 Mbps - zero setup charge - unlimited use @ 900 rupees!!!

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Hi

I am in UK now. Here we are having a virgin broadband connection. 8MBPS unlimitted.

But till now it has not connected above 4MBPs. They have confirmed that its due to the limitation of the telephone cable.

It comes around 25 GBP per month. Plus the telephone line rental is another 15 GBP.

Most other service providers have 12 months minimum contract period.

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