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DannyA · 22-06-2003, 11:45

BT aren't on the offensive - they are offensive!

They have systimatically held back development of the communications infrastructure of this country for decades. With an iron monolpolistic grip which is still prevalant 20 years after privatisation.

f00kas!

It will be a cold day in hell before BT get my cash. NTL would have to come around here and start assaulting me before i even consider going to BT.

You can only get 0.5 Mbit from BT's "Broadband". At the drop of a hat they could release 5Mbit syncronous SDSL for the whole country - they have the network and infrastructure. But that would eat their all important "revenue streams" from leased lines.

Damn and blast there eyes.

</Vitriol off>

ahh, its sunday.

time to go get some fresh air and think of nature and stuff.

22-06-2003, 11:45	#2
DannyA Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Nottingham, UK Posts: 41	BT aren't on the offensive - they are offensive! They have systimatically held back development of the communications infrastructure of this country for decades. With an iron monolpolistic grip which is still prevalant 20 years after privatisation. f00kas! It will be a cold day in hell before BT get my cash. NTL would have to come around here and start assaulting me before i even consider going to BT. You can only get 0.5 Mbit from BT's "Broadband". At the drop of a hat they could release 5Mbit syncronous SDSL for the whole country - they have the network and infrastructure. But that would eat their all important "revenue streams" from leased lines. Damn and blast there eyes. </Vitriol off> ahh, its sunday. time to go get some fresh air and think of nature and stuff.