Possibly coincidence that they posted an announcement about change of traffic management policy? When I saw today's date and title I thought it may say they were removing the limits but alas, just a 10% reduction rofl.
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We've just updated our traffic management policy for all of our customers on 30Mb and above. The new policy means you'll see a temporary 40% reduction in speed instead of 50% if you're traffic managed. The change is being rolled out now and will be in place across our network over the next few weeks.
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Doesn't matter if your Core network can handle higher speeds if you have bottlenecks closer to customers, which is exactly the problem Virgin have.
Another banned/misleading advert. Up to about 40 for Virgin in the last 2 or so years?
This could potentially be a disaster for a company that relies on misleading PR to get customers connected.