Thread: 120M VM Broadband getting better?
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Old 23-08-2013, 11:07   #33
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Re: VM Broadband getting better?
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Originally Posted by rickymallory View Post
I think VM has sure gotten better where bandwidth and latency is concerned. I do however feel that the quality of service can be way too varied, one moment it can be good and it can be good for many weeks but then you get a week or two where it takes a nose dive with disconnections, I get this more than a few times a year.

I just hope 200Mb (or even 240Mb if they keep to the pattern of packages) isn't too expensive (same price and a free boost would be a dream but I doubt that'll happen). I just really want more upload than anything, to get 20 - 24Mb upload would be fantastic, it just needs to be a good price.
I reckon 200mb will be £15-20 more than 100mb.
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