Sky broadband help

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  1. LeeTheMackem

    LeeTheMackem Lets Cacky Tash Him

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    Sky broadband help

    I have ordered sky TV today and am also changing my broadband from Plus.net to Sky.I've ordered the max package which is 16meg and unlimited downloads.Obviously I know I wont get anywhere near 16meg but I was wondering if there might be an improvement over the 3meg I am getting with plus???I pay for 8meg with plus but only connect at 3.

    Also I know alot of Broadband Providers say that it is unlimited downloads but have fair usage policies. Does anyone know if sky have any fair usage policy in place???

    cheers
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    I'm with Sky and my computer is pretty much dowloading constantly, I've had no warnings so far mate.
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    LeeTheMackem Lets Cacky Tash Him

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    Bonus, the one I'm using slows my downloads down during peak times if I download to much
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    What he said :fart:
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    sky is great for download speeds, my mate has it - and compared to my VirginMedia Connection, its like lightnin. gettin 1+ mib speeds through torrents and stuff. :up:

    however i'm sure my router is slowing my connection down somewhat, i fucking hate it :mad:

    is there some way you can plug the wire from the street into your PC - then having a wire from your PC to router?

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