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For instance there are at least 2 people that a very regular posters that write and distribute the software for the cable modems and the digital stb's. Rightly so they avoid being dragged into debates on the exact specification of the systems virgin media now use so that they do not assist scoats that want free cable. I'd love to have a chat with the digital dailies writer though. When the 'god channel' went down we got an email hours later titled. 'the return of god!'. When you have worked several back to back 12 hour shifts that sort of thing can really tickle you. |
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No doubt retentions will have some hints when they contact leavers. ---------- Post added at 01:58 ---------- Previous post was at 01:54 ---------- Quote:
Perhaps OpenReach will finish up lending a hand. ---------- Post added at 02:04 ---------- Previous post was at 01:58 ---------- Quote:
He was pretty reliable before he had a new liver, I hope he is getting back to his old form again. |
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Sign up to PHORM and they will infest you pc for free whilst giving you a 2 meg connection for free . :shocked: you never know |
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The last brilliant thing that emerged from Virgin after the long wait to see what it was, was STM, the BPI, and the Phorm spyware. ---------- Post added at 09:50 ---------- Previous post was at 09:38 ---------- Quote:
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The master plan makes sense in theory. Once upgraded to docsis 3 a lot of the strain will be removed from the network so once fully implemented a removal of the STM could well happen. However I see that as a temporary thing also as VM will no doubt also have in their plan the sign up of many more customers and they will get that with the higher speeds for what is a fairly low cost. Lets not forget most VM customers are relatively happy with their BB so an influx of customers with the new plan will occur. Then over course we will have the same problem maybe in a year or 2 but it is inevitable VM will congest the upgraded network and STM no doubt will be reintroduced.
I see no reason to dismiss the OP as if I was running VM that pretty much would be my immediate business plan for BB |
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Someone on Usenet was complaining about being STM'd in the middle of the day.. the response was something like "no trials of this in YOUR area at this moment"...
I was only getting quarter speed for a big chunk of daylight hours, then it suddenly "resolved itself"... so AFAIC they are playing with something they are going to introduce at some point... high published speeds, but STM'd if you download "Too Much".... |
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I think its a good plan Maybe trax might know alittle more seems know alot
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As we have seen from previous information from “The Bloke in the Pubâ€Â, he has been known to be wrong. All he can do is pass on current thinking, circumstances may require VM to change to Plan B tomorrow or next week.
VM know that they don't have the option of doing nothing, paying for the Virgin name together with the following advertising campaigns has not produced the benefits expected and hopes of finding a buyer were dashed with the credit crunch. One of the few remaining options VM have available to them is to offer an unrivalled broadband service in the hope that customers will flock to them taking up the option of VM's other services as well, as we have seen in the past there is no guarantee that any new strategy will work but then business is all about taking risks. |
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Thanks for passing on the boozer's current musings, Slowcoach.
Makes for at least some 'light at the end of the tunnel' for a lot of us with the whole STM thing going on right now. |
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