Thread: Throttled (STM'ed) at random?
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Old 12-11-2008, 09:01   #39
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Re: Throttled (STM'ed) at random?
thanks for that Stabhappy, as well as that i suppose only getting 1.5 meg down on a 20 meg line wont let you get stm'd anyway. This is the speed i got last night, from blueyonder game downloads, at 1 am in the morning for god sake. Now i know i had not been stm,d because my upload was still 710 plus.

i must say i am seriously considering politely asking VM to remove there hardware, as they are clearly not providing anywhere near the service they should,

although i have complained and had the next couple of months bb costs reduced, would i be better off actually down grading to 10 meg, and will this give me a far more stable line.

i dont think its fair for VM to advertise (up to 20 meg) i think it should be called, (it depends how overcrowded your ubr is, but some days you might get close to 20 meg, if you get up early enough)

does anyone know if any work has been scheduled for the WA1 UBR, if at all.
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