NewNet ISP Consults Users On Usage Restrictions
Posted: 12th Nov, 2007 By: MarkJ
Thinkbroadband reports that UK ISP NewNet has sent out a newsletter to its broadband customers informing them of future restrictions to their packages.
However, rather than setting out a pre-defined restriction, the provider is instead asking its users to offer their feedback based on a couple of options:
* Increase the recurring charges
* Keep recurring charges the same and reduce the bandwidth quotas
Customers have until Thursday 15th November to offer their opinions. NewNets prices are certainly attractive but at the same time theyre not that far off the more competitive average levels.
However, rather than setting out a pre-defined restriction, the provider is instead asking its users to offer their feedback based on a couple of options:
* Increase the recurring charges
* Keep recurring charges the same and reduce the bandwidth quotas
Customers have until Thursday 15th November to offer their opinions. NewNets prices are certainly attractive but at the same time theyre not that far off the more competitive average levels.
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