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BT Total Broadband Option 2 and Option 3..?

It is any good..? Here are the details...:

Option 2...

http://www.bt.com/broadband/bb_info.jsp?obsNoSee=Y&vStore=1322&obsPage=%2fbroadband%2fbb_info.jsp%3ftargetSection%3dprod_page_2000_E&obsType=LINK&obsOID=89065&targetSection=prod_page_2000O_H&presalesProduct=2000O_H

Option 3...

http://www.bt.com/broadband/bb_info.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@0588087313.1156258039@@@@&BV_EngineID=cccgaddijffkgjecflgcefkdffndfli.0&obsNoSee=Y&vStore=1322&obsPage=%2fbroadband%2fbb_info.jsp%3ftargetSection%3dbroadband_from_bt&obsType=LINK&obsOID=89065&targetSection=prod_page_2000_E&presalesProduct=2000_E

As I'm currently using unlimited download usage...I don't know how the download usage works...so how do the users know when they are going to reach the usage limit..?

Post your thoughts on the packages...? Worth it..?

:smile:

Reply 1

davemarkey

I have BT Total Broadband Option 3
- I upgraded from Broadband option 2 to Total broadband 3.

I think that if you are going to reach your limit you get sent an email from BT. The router thing is good too - more reliable than the BT modem. Speed is only about 3MB for me though :frown:

Reply 2

~Kirsty~

i'm considering option 3 and you'll find a lot of companies include a 40GB limit as part of a fair usage policy anyway, so don't worry about the 40Gb limit. The router does look really good too! :biggrin:

Reply 3

Geerththanan

And also...I don't understand how this wireless router works...? Someone care to explain please... :smile:

Reply 4

~Kirsty~

plug it into your phone line, it gives out a signal, and if you have a wireless card in computer (about £20 to huy) you pick up the signal and can access the internet without wires! Plus more than 1 computer can access the internet at a time.

Reply 5

Geerththanan

With Option 3...you need the wireless BT Home Hub...which they give for free...but in smallprint it says..."BT Hub phone pictured with the Hub will be available to order in 8 - 10 weeks (£49.99)."

1) Thought its free...? 2) 8-10 weeks waiting..???

Reply 6

~Kirsty~

they'll send you one straight away, but it won't be the exact one pictured, but will have similar functions. Email them to check though. Its free, but costs £49.99 with option 1 i think. Option 2 its free, and option 3 its free plus you get an internet phone too.

Reply 7

Geerththanan

Furthermore, I don't understand this "250 FREE monthly wifi minutes"...?

Isn't the wifi connection what you pay for anyway...?

EDIT: Rang BT and sorted the query. :smile:

Reply 8

~Kirsty~

its in public places: some bars, airports, restaurants have openzone which is basically a wireless network,. and the free minutes are for use on that...outside your house! :P: