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From The Register - http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/04/26/freeserve_wanadoo_broadband/
Wanadoo UK is also offering "heavy" users a 512k service for £27.99 a month with 15GB a month limit. And its 1MB product costs £34.99 a month with 30GB a month cap.
Freeserve ended months of speculation recently by confirming that it had decided to adopt the name of its French parent, Wanadoo. ®
This is an excerpt from an article on The Register about FS/Wanadoo's new £17.99 capped (2gb) 512k service.
The lines at the bottom suggest that Wanadoo already cap their standard 512k and 1mbps services - is this the case? What are the penalties of going over these caps?
I don't generally recommend FS for a number of reasons, but if these caps are true, it seems to me they are very bad value for money (given their relatively expensive monthly fee) so there is no chance of me doing so in the future.
There are plenty of cheaper ADSL ISPs with no cap and the option for short-term contracts.
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