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By Tim Richardson, 4th December 2002
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NTL has confirmed that it is to cut the cost of its 1Mbps cable broadband service to £34.99 a month from January 1. The service was originally introduced in March with a monthly price tag of £49.99.

Recently, the cableco had been running a limited promotional offer of the service at £34.99. Now this price cut is to be made permanent and apply to all of NTL's 1Mbps customers. ®

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