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Originally Posted by ian@huth
It only takes a few minutes to knock up a press statement containing the "facts" that the TW statement has. It doesn't take that long to write a config file for the new speeds.
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I bet they took a bit longer han a few minutes to get all the bean counters to decide on a price to market this at
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Originally Posted by ian@huth
Whether they can deliver an acceptable level of service in the time frame they have stated is another matter. Probably for most TW customers the increased speeds available will not put too much pressure on their network. They will occupy a much greater portion of the pipe they are on but it will be for a much shorter time freeing up the space for someone else. The connection caners will be the problem and a lot depends on the distribution of those within the network. They may experience problems which other users don't. |
True, and in a way, it's good for me (and other NTL users) that TW are piloting this, as it
should mean that NTL can learn from TW's mistakes, and that us NTL users benefit from any problems they may or may not encounter.
As for the connection caners, I hope that none of my neighbours fall into this category, or else I'll be paying them a visit
