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Originally Posted by Qtx
If Plusnet had no worries about bandwidth, they wouldn't have had to include the QoS stuff in their plan. If they had full confidence in the network for the next year they could have offered it as fully unlimited/unmanaged like sky. Maybe small print to say that they may add it at some point if needed so they could revisit it in a years time. So it just says to me that within a year Plusnet expect the network to be running hot and having congestion issues that require traffic prioritisation. QoS makes perfect sense as the best option in that situation. Just don't agree with them trying to imply it is for other reasons.
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OK, we'll just have to agree to disagree.
I'll agree that Plusnet perhaps have not done particularly well at explicitly explaining where the QoS is applied but I believe it to be 'per customer line' and that it will lead to a better performing connection than one that has no management at all.
Time will tell
