Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35355302)

where you get that from love it to be true

Originally Posted by jgrove (Post 35355315)

I have and its all "hear say" and "rumour" nothing more, and it makes little sense financial to VM as they can benefit from a 2 tier premium service as apposed to one.

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!

Originally Posted by craigj2k12 (Post 35355316)

and the 2 premium products you speak of will be 100 & 200 not 50 and 100

Originally Posted by craigj2k12 (Post 35355316)

got it from the fact that it is true ;)

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its not rumour, its confirmed, and backed up by the fact that VM have emailed many 50mbit users saying their speed will be doubled for free

oh and there is a lot of "reference" to the free upgrade in this thread, posts #65 #66 #72 #76 #84 amongst others

As discussed in other threads, VM are changing a lot of their tiers, and the 2 premium products you speak of will be 100 & 200 not 50 and 100

Originally Posted by craigj2k12 (Post 35355333)

the 200mbit is rumour, however the 50 to 100 is confirmed

Originally Posted by craigj2k12 (Post 35355350)

Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 35355364)

Yes it will happen to all 50 meg users or they'll be off to BT Infinity (as I said before). And I'm not going to tell you the authoritative inside source.

Originally Posted by jgrove (Post 35355377)

That all depends on the BT Infinity roll out program and the cost, so while you may have heard it from an inside source its just a rumour.

As far as i can tell the speeds that are "actually" available on Infinity are a slower than the current offerings by VM.

Originally Posted by jgrove (Post 35355326)

"Reference" does not mean that it is actually happening, there maybe many reasons as to why one user might get an upgrade for the same cost. Where as someone else wouldn't. Reference does not mean its the policy of VM. I have also not seen any mention of 200mb testing, so i am unsure where your getting your facts from.

Originally Posted by jgrove (Post 35355326)

"Reference" does not mean that it is actually happening, there maybe many reasons as to why one user might get an upgrade for the same cost. Where as someone else wouldn't. Reference does not mean its the policy of VM. I have also not seen any mention of 200mb testing, so i am unsure where your getting your facts from.

Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 35355300)

... 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?

Originally Posted by jgrove (Post 35355377)

As far as i can tell the speeds that are "actually" available on Infinity are a slower than the current offerings by VM.

Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35355444)

Are you sure BT are doing this? I'm aware of the 80Mb product being released by Openreach but wasn't aware of a free upgrade for Infinity customers.

Originally Posted by kwikbreaks (Post 35355490)

I doubt it will be a free upgrade as they are selling it as a separate product on their website.