Bigpeetee
Guest
I use BT Option 1 for my internet (the cheapest option) I also have subscribed to BT FON so I can try to get internet access around the country.
As I am limited to 10Gb download per month, if I try to save say a few BBC I Player programs, I really eat into my allowance.
However if I log off my router and log on to the BT FON service that my router is offering the world, I have almost unlimited download capacity.
Now it might be a little slower as BT FON can only use a 0.5 meg maximum of your available bandwidth, but if time doesn't matter, it's for free.
As the download speed for I Player is quite slow anyway, you might not notice the difference.
As it's your own router, you get good signal strength etc.
If you're careful with money (read tight), it will allow you to do downloads without risking going over your limit.
I forgot the other day and must have used the web for over an hour before I realised I was still on FON, didn't notice the reduced bandwidth.
As I am limited to 10Gb download per month, if I try to save say a few BBC I Player programs, I really eat into my allowance.
However if I log off my router and log on to the BT FON service that my router is offering the world, I have almost unlimited download capacity.
Now it might be a little slower as BT FON can only use a 0.5 meg maximum of your available bandwidth, but if time doesn't matter, it's for free.
As the download speed for I Player is quite slow anyway, you might not notice the difference.
As it's your own router, you get good signal strength etc.
If you're careful with money (read tight), it will allow you to do downloads without risking going over your limit.
I forgot the other day and must have used the web for over an hour before I realised I was still on FON, didn't notice the reduced bandwidth.