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jamjar · 11 Mar 2007 at 09:25

Hi All i,m looking at changeing my isp and have been looking at this service from IDNET ,but not sure i understand its term about amount of download allowed,does anyone know what it is peak and off peak ? i read this on there website :

****Up to 60GB per month included for a monthly price of £34.99 (including VAT) (15GB of which can be used during the hours of 8am to 1am). And as this package is based around the BT IPstream Max PREMIUM service your traffic benefits from a higher priority above all the other standard ADSL services, across the BT broadband network. The package also enjoys a higher upload speed of up-to-832 Kbps

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rpstewart · 11 Mar 2007 at 09:38

jamjar said:
15GB of which can be used during the hours of 8am to 1am

That's the peak time allowance, the remainder of the 60Gb is off peak from 1am to 8am.

jamjar · 11 Mar 2007 at 09:43

rpstewart said:
That's the peak time allowance, the remainder of the 60Gb is off peak from 1am to 8am.

right not sure about that ,looks like a better peak off peak deal with UKFSN or a ENTA reseller to me ,what do u say ? :confused:

rpstewart · 11 Mar 2007 at 11:36

The ENTA resellers seem to have by far the best cap for the price at the moment. For £35 a month you can get something like 60Gb peak, 330Gb off peak on the standard 400kbps upload or 45Gb/300 on the 832kbps upload.