Thread: Sky sets its lawyers on VM over internet ad campaign
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Old 20-04-2011, 15:37   #24
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Re: Sky sets its lawyers on VM over internet ad campaign
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Originally Posted by DABhand View Post
1. I was not responding to yourself Carl, was giving my view on the topic at hand. Not everything is about what you posted.
Okay, but you are still wrong. They were not specifically attacking any ISP.

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...but broadband provided by other providers, thusly they are attacking Sky, and also at the same time attacking BT, etc.
Correct. Well done. Now that you get it, what do you think of Sky's position?

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3. Of course it is relevant they claim the other providers are conning people by not declaring correct speeds, which of course they wrongfully do also, up to 50mb doesn't mean a lot and is open to massive scrutiny,
Well their main point was, of course, that ADSL ISPs claim "up to 20mb" when there is clearly no chance of most people getting anywhere near that speed.

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

This is unlike VM's cable service where, although of course no speed is guaranteed, but you are far more likely to get the headline speed.
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