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Old 23-03-2011, 19:05   #9
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Re: Sky sets its lawyers on VM over internet ad campaign

Sky are blowing hot air... Ofcom results show Sky and BT are much slower on average:

http://media.ofcom.org.uk/2011/03/02...ertised-speed/

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Virgin Media’s cable services, available to 48 per cent of the population, delivered average download speeds that were much closer to advertised ‘up to’ speeds than ADSL services, delivering between 90 and 96 per cent of the advertised speeds. Virgin Media’s highest speed 50Mbit/s package delivered an average download speed of around 46Mbit/s.

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The average download speed received for ‘up to’ 20/24Mbit/s DSL packages was 6.2Mbit/s (29 per cent of average advertised ‘up to’ speeds). For ‘up to’ 8Mbit/s DSL services, it was 3.4Mbit/s (42 per cent of average advertised ‘up to’ speeds).
Very few ADSL broadband customers achieved average actual download speeds close to advertised ‘up to’ speeds. Just three per cent of customers on ‘up to’ 20 or 24Mbit/s DSL services received average download speeds of over 16Mbit/s, while 69 per cent received average download speeds of 8Mbit/s or less.
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