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Originally Posted by pippincp
It was mentioned earlier.
Stop trying to be the quickest just be the best!!!!
The only people who need more than 10Mbps are power users and they are wiling to pay for that speed and quite rightly expect it.
Wouldn't it be better if they advertised that they could suit ALL kinds of users and charge according to their requirements instead of charging a premium for 20Mbps and then bringing in STM for everybody because they oversubscribed?
ATM Be has to be the fastest ISP under the current advertising rules as they advertise "Up TO" 24 Mbps whereas VM only offer "Up To" 20Mbps yet they have started advertising as being "The Mother of all Broadbands" I think NOT!!!
An average power user who has been paying the extra for the privelige of a 20Mbps connection can only expect approximately 13.5Kbps if you include STM. Having to shape your use of a product to suit a company which has oversubscribed Has to be a NO-NO!
No doubt the VM afficianado's will come on with their excuses now but in my opinion there are none!
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More mad figures!
These made-up statistics may be great for Virgin bashers to quote in their posts, but they are, to be blunt, rubbish.
Yes Virgin throttle speeds, and yes they do it for a fair amount of the day... but for some part of the day people can get 'Up to 20Mbps'. Quoting figures such as 13.5kbps is just barmy, and doesn't relate, in any way, to the real world.