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Old 03-10-2013, 23:19   #28
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Re: Virgin National closes to new customers

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Originally Posted by kwikbreaks View Post
I'm pretty much certain that BTW would be happy to sell VM as much capacity as they cared to pay for. If the service was congested blame Virgin National for not buying enough capacity.
You could be correct but then again could be wrong, who knows?

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Originally Posted by MaverickJesus View Post
They aren't going to expand the cable network, because if you are going to the extent of digging up roads it makes much more sense to stick FTTP in there instead.

But given thats true, it would make even more sense for them to do FTTP to the denser areas they already cover with cable, as there is a larger customer footprint to target.

Given that, are a sufficient number of the customers that currently get cable in those areas likely to want to pay enough extra for FTTP, to justify the cost? No chance.

Hence, we are where we are. All told its a pretty crap position to VM to be in, although DOCSIS 3.1 may be a saviour.
They will be putting the fibre nodes closer to the home in the cabinets, so you will have fibre to the cabinet still but closer and serving the customers within that cabinet.
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