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[PSUs]| Wednesday 5th April 2006 |
Headline speeds for the service are 8Mbps downstream and 448Kbps upstream, and the company is plugging its Broadband Talk net phone services in tandem with these faster speeds.
BT's high-usage customers are the first to receive the upgrade from 2Mbps to 8Mbps. Its subs that have signed up for 40GB monthly caps can receive
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The company is also looking to attract new subs with a three-month introductory offer for £11.99 a month.
Existing customers can register their interest in having their service upgrade at www.bt.com/getbroadband.
BT's rivals in the 8Mbps space include Wanadoo, Bulldog and UKonline, which charge between £17.99 and £24.99, with varying data caps and other services - indeed Bulldog Anytime offers 8Mbps services for £9.75 a month as part of a service bundle.
BT first started testing 'maxed out' 8Mbps services exactly a year ago with national trials in October 2005.
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