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Old 05-05-2014, 19:34   #50
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Re: Best way to escalate a utilisation fault?

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Originally Posted by cook1984 View Post
They should be required to publish independent stats on their speeds, latency and packet loss with every advert. So when it says "150Mb" in brackets afterwards it would say "(average 95Mb, 45ms, 1.2% packet loss, streaming quality poor)".

Also I should be allowed to pay them "up to" £45/month.
Speed, latency and packet loss to what? Mean or median speeds? What sample size? Judging streaming quality how? Is average Joe going to understand this?
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