Thread: 50M Virgin Media Business Broadband: A Review
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Old 02-09-2014, 23:12   #17
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Re: Virgin Media Business Broadband: A Review
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Originally Posted by rhyds View Post
There's only been one engineer visit since the service went in (duff superhub). Other dropouts have been very short in nature (1-2minutes) and quite widely spaced (weeks). Signal levels are bang on, traffic levels are not mental so I'm thinking our fibre media converters might be playing up or a similar (our side) issue. Compared to the quality of the ADSL link available (a mile and a half of line) this is considerably better. Of course given the choice I'd always go VDSL/FTTC, but I will say that VM Business is definitely an option I would consider if it was more widely available.
Ah. A couple minutes every few weeks is fine - your statement that "we've always had VM engineers available either the same or the next day." implies you've had to get engineers involved more than once.
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