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cook1984 · 23-04-2009, 16:58

I think the bottom line is that VM really can't keep claiming that their service is "unlimited" now, as there are very clear limits on the amount of iPlayer, for that matter any streaming TV service you can watch. 1 hour of programming in an evening is hardly excessive or limited to 5% of customers.

Hopefully my latest complaint to the ASA will now be irrefutable, but to be honest I'm not convinced they have the level of understanding required to realise that. That's why I'm banking on the limited amount of time watching TV will put it in terms they can understand.

23-04-2009, 16:58	#34
cook1984 Inactive Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 556	Re: BBC iPlayer goes HD, time to drop STM I think the bottom line is that VM really can't keep claiming that their service is "unlimited" now, as there are very clear limits on the amount of iPlayer, for that matter any streaming TV service you can watch. 1 hour of programming in an evening is hardly excessive or limited to 5% of customers. Hopefully my latest complaint to the ASA will now be irrefutable, but to be honest I'm not convinced they have the level of understanding required to realise that. That's why I'm banking on the limited amount of time watching TV will put it in terms they can understand.