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VM have now updated the internet speeds as the new rules come in today
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Everyone has updated their web pages now, average speeds showing across the board.
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How long before OFCOM lay down the law on using the term "Average" somewhat liberally?
If you count 24/7 times, then of course the average is going to be high. Peak times can still be shocking, though. |
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Just as a matter of interest whilst we're talking about speeds
Has anyone tried Google's built-in speed test? https://www.google.co.uk/search?neww....0.oXVMOmLmXAI It says I'm only getting 14.8 download whilst Speedtest by Ookla is 92.33 download |
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Prior to today BT Broadband was showing up to 19mbps in my area just checked again now its showing 8mbps average for £24.99 a month thanks but no thanks
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It's quite a claim that on average users get their provisioned speed 24/7
We do but in oversubscribed areas? |
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