'Be' Removes Broadband ADSL2+ Usage Caps
Posted: 30th Aug, 2007 By: MarkJ
The 'up to' 24Mbps broadband ADSL2+ offering UK ISP 'Be' has canned its 4GB usage allowance capped 'Lite' product in favour of a new 'Value' package, which removes the usage limit in favour of adopting a slower 'up to' 8Mbps maximum speed for £14 per month.
There's also the £24 connection fee, 12 month contract and a free Wi-Fi modem; upload speeds remain at 1.3Mbps. Props to Thinkbroadband for spotting the change.
There's also the £24 connection fee, 12 month contract and a free Wi-Fi modem; upload speeds remain at 1.3Mbps. Props to Thinkbroadband for spotting the change.
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