Discussion:
Pipex Upgrade Programme
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Tony K
2005-03-26 18:13:37 UTC
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Can anyone answer this question (I did ask Pipex but they weren't sure)

I upgraded to pipex 1M unlimited at £33.99 in about October from 512K. I
tried later to get 2M but my line won't support it.

My exchange is being upgraded in April but it's very unlikely that I can get
2M, in fact when I try and change sevrvice in My Pipex it now says that I
can't have any of their standard services as my line only supports 512K!!!

What I'm not sure about is when/if my cost will reduce to £23.44 which is
the cost now for 1M, and also have some worries why it now suggests I can't
have what I have now, which is working perfectly.

Any Comments?

Thanks

Tony
Alec
2005-03-26 22:26:39 UTC
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Post by Tony K
Can anyone answer this question (I did ask Pipex but they weren't sure)
I upgraded to pipex 1M unlimited at £33.99 in about October from 512K. I
tried later to get 2M but my line won't support it.
My exchange is being upgraded in April but it's very unlikely that I can
get 2M, in fact when I try and change sevrvice in My Pipex it now says
that I can't have any of their standard services as my line only supports
512K!!!
What I'm not sure about is when/if my cost will reduce to £23.44 which is
the cost now for 1M, and also have some worries why it now suggests I
can't have what I have now, which is working perfectly.
This may help and is also the best place to ask further questions :
http://www.pipexsupport.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=3643
Rgds
Alec
Mark Carver
2005-03-27 11:37:04 UTC
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Post by Alec
http://www.pipexsupport.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=3643
Interesting. So anyone whose line cannot support >512k will have their
price reduced to £19:99/m but only after an attempted upgrade ?

If you attempt a 'forced' upgrade, and that fails you get the price
reduction and the 15 quid refunded ?

I wrote to Pipex over three weeks ago asking what was going to happen to
'long liners' and received no response.
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Colin Wilson
2005-03-27 12:10:22 UTC
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Post by Mark Carver
I wrote to Pipex over three weeks ago asking what was going to happen to
'long liners' and received no response.
They`re probably innundated with support requests on the issue at the
moment, so i`d cut them a little "slack" :-}
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johnydeath
2005-03-27 12:48:48 UTC
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Post by Colin Wilson
Post by Mark Carver
I wrote to Pipex over three weeks ago asking what was going to happen to
'long liners' and received no response.
They`re probably innundated with support requests on the issue at the
moment, so i`d cut them a little "slack" :-}
Its probably that 'little slack' thats made my line way too long :o)
johnydeath
2005-03-27 12:47:58 UTC
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Post by Mark Carver
Post by Alec
http://www.pipexsupport.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=3643
Interesting. So anyone whose line cannot support >512k will have their
price reduced to £19:99/m but only after an attempted upgrade ?
If you attempt a 'forced' upgrade, and that fails you get the price
reduction and the 15 quid refunded ?
I wrote to Pipex over three weeks ago asking what was going to happen to
'long liners' and received no response.
I asked them 3 times for an answer, the second to submit my resignation
and the third to request a MAC - no reply to my question from any of them.

I have 1 day left of my Pipex before I migrate.
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