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Originally Posted by carlwaring
Yeah. Sorry. I did wonder. That said, some people would mean that seriously 
WRT the STM and speed-doubling. I would assume that they will sort out the STM when they've sorted out the doubled-speeds. I don't know if it's technically possible to have a load of different STM limits; ie a different set for someone on 30mb now who would be on 60mb in, say, July and someone who has upgraded to 60mb now. If you see what I mean 
So no, they are not, nor have they ever been "cowboys"  Things would be fine if people could just wait for their upgrades and not complicate matters by wanting them sooner. |
huh? get a grip! this is a multimillion pound business claiming 'glad tidings' in the broadband world.
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Originally Posted by General Maximus
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Originally Posted by carlwaring
Things would be fine if people could just wait for their upgrades and not complicate matters by wanting them sooner.
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lol, that is great, so now it's not VMs fault, it is the customers. I love it. If VM cant handle the simplest of things then 1) they shouldnt introduce caps on god knows how many tiers if they cant handle it 2) shouldnt offer early upgrades. There is a reason why they are doing this it is advertising speed and £££
I dare someone to ring up customer services and ask them what the limit is on 60mbit. I would bet good money they dont know.
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exactly. they can do a lot but fail papering over the cracks in half arsed ventures. cowboys.