On Wed, Jan 23, 2002 at 11:05:01AM +0000, Niall O Broin came forth with:
> On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, Smelly Pooh wrote:
>> > Doesn't that 50% saving only apply to peak rate? The only other reason you
> > might want to go subscription is because most ISPs do not allow dual channel
> > on a non-subscription (Unison is the only one I know which does)
>> AFAIK it applies to peak and off-peak rate (saving may be slightly less
> off-peak) and anyway most of my usage is during peak rate - I work from home
I've had this argument with lots of people... AFAIK, ringing
1891 makes peak units 7.5 mins, and off-peak units 15 mins. Or at least
that's the way it used to work until they brought in their wacky by the
second call charges...
So off-peak it makes no difference, and on peak it drops the price a lot
(7.5 mins as opposed to 3, or using 2 units in 15 mins as opposed to 5).
L.
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