Download Allowance

Coldicote | 14:05 Sun 10th Feb 2013 | Technology

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I started using a computer about 11-12 years ago with a free CD introducing me to Freeserve, which subsequently became Wanadoo, Orange, and now EE. BT are now trying to interest me in ‘Better Broadband’ and offering me a monthly download allowance of 10GB. I’m not a technical whizz-kid and don’t know what they’re talking about. As long as what I have still works is there any point in changing? What is a download allowance? Comment appreciated.

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daffy654

10 GB download allowance is not very good. You would easily go over that if you watch videos on YouTube or stream films, just browsing the internet uses up a lot of that allowance.
If you are happy with what you have now there is no point in switching in my opinion.

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