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Originally Posted by Top banana
Perhaps this will push them down the route of under promise over deliver. From what I have heard the network can deliver far higher than 120 right now, so they could for example advertise 60, deliver 120 then even if throttled you get the advertised speed at all times?
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Umm that's exactly what they've been doing for a decade?
The current service is "Up to" 400Mbps throttled to 20/30/50/60/100/120 depending on how much you pay, and then further throttled to 5/15/25Mbps etc. if you use full speed for more than 15 minutes at peak times...