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I have not heard anything about this so will wait and see. |
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When it happens then I will believe it. |
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I agree, rumours tend to get exaggerated.
like: http://www.cableforum.co.uk/article/...-service-price and I even heard a rumour that my 1mb set top box would be upgraded to 1.5mb :) |
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Er, would it be too chirlish to suggest they actually implement the speed increase they've been promising for the last 4 months before talking about yet more? :rolleyes:
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the housing market is slumping again and this time like every time, as the increaes have of course been larger so the falls will be harder. The economy is not as strong as the government would like to have you believe. |
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were all doomed run for the hills:Sprint: :LOL: Sorry could not help that :) |
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Lol @ Bill C nope were not all doomed all that will happen is what allways happens, the government will end up replaced witha new electorate that will boost things fill us with a load more lies till next time ;)
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*resigns before being made redundant as no-one will be able to afford to use the internet anymore.
Ah actually to a lot of people the internet is as or more valuable than TV or telephone. Maybe I'll rethink. :) *forgets about resigning. |
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Glad you changed your mind about resigning |
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unfortuantly for many they are working far too many hours to be able to really consider the internet and some could still barely afford it anyway. theres still a large chunk of the population on well below the average wage that either cant afford the luxury or have the time left for it. Many staff are still over demanded by their employers but cant do nothing about it for fear of losing what little they have |
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Many people are also working long hours because the housing market is so over inflated.
Anyway, 18 quid a month isn't that much. Still a luxury though, but so were mobile phones ten years ago (and they're often way over 18 quid a month). |
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