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BT bulk out their Broadband usage caps 
BT have recently made changes to their Option 1 and Option 2 broadband packages; the monthly usage allowances on both of the packages have been bulked out, with the previous 5GB limit on the Option 1 offer now doubled up to 10GB, and the Option 2 package (which gave customers 10GB of usage per month) now giving punters a more well rounded 15GB a month. Option 3 packages, of course, remain unlimited.
Like the Virgin Media speed upgrades this week, these package alterations cost the customer absolutely nothing, and again, like Virgin Media, there has been no big PR fanfare surrounding the change. Still, this is a welcome freebie for BT subscribers, who will surely benefit from the added value to their broadband services.
No Comments »Posted by Tom on July 3rd 2008 in BT Broadband, Virgin Media
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