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Originally Posted by skirkby
do we really, as ive just pointed out its meaning is incorrect
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What meaning is incorrect in your opinion?
Is it the meaning of the word " unlimited " in the english dictionary? or the meaning of the word " unlmited " as I would interpret it to mean? I look in the dictionary and see the phrase " without restriction " when I look up " unlimited "
So is it that for the past god knows how many years, the word " unlimited " has been wrong in it's meaning? or have vm added a new word to the english dictionary ?
vm really do need to clarify what they mean if you are correct, all that money they have spent on an advertising campaign has gone to waste otherwise.
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Originally Posted by dontpannic
VIRGIN DO NOT ADVERTISE UNLIMITED BROADBAND THEY ADVERTISE UNLIMITED DOWNLOADS.
See my above post... Then answer my question.
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UNLIMITED DOWNLOADS!
Take the word " unlimited " and look up the meaning.
I will help you out, " without restriction "
So it could say " DOWNLOADS WITHOUT RESTRICTION "
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Originally Posted by dontpannic
No no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no no.
Virgin Media ONLY ADVERTISE UNLIMITED DOWNLOADS, Always have, do, and always will. You are not being cut off when you hit the "cap", you are being limited. NOT CUT OFF, hence Virgin are not in the wrong!!!!!  |
Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes vm are in the wrong!