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Re: just rang VM to upgrade to 100mb
well that is just pants (I do want to swear but I have already had a warning).
So basically VM are saying that if you want and request the service you have got to pay for it, but if you dont want it, they'll give it to you at no extra cost. That is a great way of doing things and I don't know how they expect anyone to sign up for new services. I won't pay and upgrade to 200mbit when it it is rolled out, I'll just wait to get it for free. |
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I can't believe you just said that. So when everyone goes "wehey, I have just been upgraded lets download loads of stuff", I am the one paying for it.
If you believe they are not going to benefit from 100mbit and use it to it's full potential then VM shouldnt be upgrading them. |
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why ar ethey upgrading because they want to advertise that is standard speed since bt fttp is now starting to take pace as well as some other fibre solution some offering 1gbit speeds so if people get more for hter emoeny there more liekly to stay that why it was come place for free upgrades years ago but the market stagnated with adsl and virgin had the market with 50mb at that poitn so no point in upgrades but now they need to to keep up with bt and such |
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i am saying nothing otherwise i will overload the swear filter
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its nothing against you, i am just takinga neutral stance on it and i see your point and i see virgin point
hence why i said your best waiting for hte free upgrqade as 100mb will upgrade to 200mb within 1-2 years and 400mb will come out, and 400mb will go to around 1gbitish i doubt 1.5gbit because that will require virgin supplying 10gbit cards which will eb cheaper then will still cost about £100 compared to about £4000 just now i mean pc ones just incase someone tries to point something that there cost more than that ;) if virgin never upgraded people and bt come along with 80mb for cheaper what do you think people will go for? it common sense annoying as someoen liek yourself who adopted early |
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Your price will automatically drop as your tier of service will be changed. XXL will become 100Mb, you'll be regraded from 100Mb to XXL. VM have always done this - look at the 10Mb service, this is currently the lowest tier VM offer as standard, remember when it was the highest? VM have always and will always do speed uplifts, it's your call whether you upgrade tier of service or await the free upgrades until your tier becomes the same speed as the top one, either way this is nothing new. |
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I will just wait to be upgraded for free as our 50meg is more than fast enough for what we need at the moment.
I do on occasion download the odd game of about 7gig so 50meg is ideal for us. |
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... and not only that, if they weren't they'd be off to BT Infinity who are upgrading their cutomers from 40 to 80 meg. Get it?
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Surely this is just the same as buying a DVD. If you want the latest blockbuster release as it's released you pay more than if you wait until it's on the bargain shelf in the supermarket. Same product but those who want it immediately pay more.
In effect you are paying to "push in" so to speak and get it first. Also (possibly) you may be paying for dedicated support lines until the product is handled by the routine call centre. |
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If you have concrete facts then please post and none of the posts in this thread make any reference to VM upgrading 50meg users to 100meg! |
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