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Originally Posted by Locky33
I meant clearing debts or expand network. In the currant climate 6.1 billion debt does not look like good finance. However with interest rates so low would they not be having lower payments?
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However, IIRC, in 2001/2002 it was nearer 17 billion, so they are heading in the right direction.
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Originally Posted by Retrovertigo
As digital distribution starts to become the norm in the future, companies like VM should think less about chasing the large headline grabbing speeds, and more about being able to maintain current speeds without the need for capping.
Can you imagine how hard it will be to download 6-7gb sized games, larger HD movies and the like, when at the moment you can use a 20meg line at full speed for about, what, an hour maximum before you are capped. Ridiculous.
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They should. However, you should bear in mind that a lot of customers do buy something for the bragging rights. How many people buy a Porsche because they can legally do 150mph? How many people by a full HD 40inch Plasma and *really* take advantage of it?
Saying a network can provide a reliable service will not attract these people. They will expect it. Saying that the network can manage 50 meg will.