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Itshim 24-02-2009 14:06

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 34739587)
Apparently most folk on 2MB are supposedly only emailing and browsing so they aren't supposed to be much worried or bothered by the STM.;)

On 2MB & its does what I want ( see above it me alright) Now for a silly question - what is STM ?:confused:

Maggy 24-02-2009 14:12

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 34739600)
On 2MB & its does what I want ( see above it me alright) Now for a silly question - what is STM ?:confused:


http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/12...statement.html

from the archives. :)

Pogo stick 24-02-2009 14:33

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
I'm not one to crow :angel: but would BenMcr care to comment on his posts 35, 39 and 42 on this closed thread, regarding the 2-10Mb upgrade back in November?:
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/12...as-page-3.html,

southwell 24-02-2009 14:36

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Hopefully it's not a case of them upgrading people they think wont even affect the networks performance just so they have 'bragging rights' over other ISP's. If thats true from BenMcr then UBR's could be hitting their limits all over the country....

Itshim 24-02-2009 14:46

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Ok thank you - but what does STM stand for ?? Just want to add to my meagre knowlege.

i-Set 24-02-2009 14:50

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
may I ask, seeing as the current 10mb users are paying quite alot of more money than the 2mb users, and suddenly 2mb get upgraded for free and they still pay the old price, will the current 10mb users see a reduction in their service charges?

if not, then I dont think it is fair.

southwell 24-02-2009 14:52

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 34739638)
Ok thank you - but what does STM stand for ?? Just want to add to my meagre knowlege.

Subscriber traffic management

http://www.virgin.net/helpme/broadba...s_traffic.html

http://allyours.virginmedia.com/html...t/traffic.html

---------- Post added at 14:52 ---------- Previous post was at 14:51 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by i-Set (Post 34739644)
may I ask, seeing as the current 10mb users are paying quite alot of more money than the 2mb users, and suddenly 2mb get upgraded for free and they still pay the old price, will the current 10mb users see a reduction in their service charges?

if not, then I dont think it is fair.

Noone knows 100% whats happening, chances are the STM limits will be different.

BenMcr 24-02-2009 14:55

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by southwell (Post 34739645)
Noone knows 100% whats happening, chances are the STM limits will be different.

No chance about it - they WILL be different

Itshim 24-02-2009 14:56

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by southwell (Post 34739645)
Subscriber traffic management

http://www.virgin.net/helpme/broadba...s_traffic.html

http://allyours.virginmedia.com/html...t/traffic.html

---------- Post added at 14:52 ---------- Previous post was at 14:51 ----------


Noone knows 100% whats happening, chances are the STM limits will be different.

:)

southwell 24-02-2009 14:58

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BenMcr (Post 34739654)
No chance about it - they WILL be different

Fair enough, i didn't know for sure so didn't want to make people think it was a full gone conclusion. ;)

etccarmageddon 24-02-2009 16:07

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
great news.

Jonnymeg 24-02-2009 18:46

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34739382)
If though they're getting rid of 2Mb, will that then be relabled as M-L-XL or wil they keep it L-XL-XXL ???

They aren't getting rid of the 2mb tier.

Customers will be able to stay on it or new customers can be put on 2meg. It is to be a budget 'no frills' service and will be labeled 'S'.

So we will have S-M(10 meg)-L-XL-XXL

AndyCambs 24-02-2009 19:20

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Jonnymeg (Post 34739799)
They aren't getting rid of the 2mb tier.

Customers will be able to stay on it or new customers can be put on 2meg. It is to be a budget 'no frills' service and will be labeled 'S'.

So we will have S-M(10 meg)-L-XL-XXL

Not according to the press release which says:
Quote:

Virgin Media’s new fibre optic product portfolio now comprises ‘up to 10Mb’, ‘up to 20Mb’ and the recently launched ultrafast ‘up to 50Mb’ service.

BenMcr 24-02-2009 19:43

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
Yes because they will only advertise L/XL/XXL. Size S will be only avalaible if you ask for it. But it won't be worth going for

Code601 25-02-2009 07:55

Re: Virgin Media Boosts Millions of Broadband Connections
 
The new 10 mb will probably have 500 mb stm`s or something, then it goes down to 2mb :D

Honestly though, virgin need to step up and tell us whats going on with the old 10mb subscribers? They need to work out the new stm system for the two tiers before they upgrade, because it just wont be fair having two people on 10mb paying a diff price.


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