Upgrade your NTL Speed Today!

[MurphmanL]

Get yourself the long awaited speed upgrade, 2mb or 3mb depending on how much you're willing to pay:
http://www.ntlworld.com/data-feeds/.../tierMigration/
Take yourself along to the link above with your username and password and you'll be surfing even faster within 5 minutes

[DavidM]

Doesnt appear to work

[Xaneden]

It links to: http://speed%20upgrade/

For a moment there, I thought that was a phishing site.

Heres a working link: http://www.ntlworld.com/data-feeds/e...tierMigration/

[MurphmanL]

My bad sorry!

[unrealrocks]

Cripes - I'm going to have togo searching for what my username/password is, LOL.

And its free to the corresponding tier (so 1.5Mbps can go upto 3Mbps for free?)

[MD]

if you cant remember what they are, call NTL, they will do it over the phone for you there and then.

m@

[Tom]

if you cant remember what they are, call NTL, they will do it over the phone for you there and then.

m@

cept the b*stards arent open 24/7 so i find this thread @ midnight and have to wait til 8am to upgrade

[MD]

dont make no difference really, the upgrade takes up to 24 hrs to go through anyway.

m@

[noah]

just did mine, went through in 10 mins !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mmmmn 2mbit, thats about 250kbps isnt it

[schmunk]

just did mine, went through in 10 mins !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mmmmn 2mbit, thats about 250kbps isnt it

It's 2000kbps or 250kBps (or 500knps, anybody? )

[Xaneden]

As a rough rule, divide the speed you bought by 10 to get its download rate.

For instance, 300kb/s gives you around 35kb/s, and 1mb/s gives you around 100kb/s

[mike_w]

Isn't that because the speed you bought is kilobits, but we measure download speed in bytes? e.g. 300kb/s becomes, in theory, 37.5 KB/s (eight bits to a byte).

[Xaneden]

Something like that.

[Tom]

hmm i phoned up (set top box) and the woman said its a mistake, and the upgrades arent til the end of the month? have i been bullsh*tted?

[unrealrocks]

Its not taking my username and password on that speed upgrade form?

[Xaneden]

I'd rather stick with 300k uncapped, so I'm not going to upgrade until I'm forced to. Also, I don't know how they can introduce a capping procedure on preexisting customers, as it wasn't in the contract.