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Originally Posted by MistaP
And if we weren't upgraded, or got a price reduction, we'll all move and get service else where.
You do the math.
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My point exactly which is why I can't understand all the fuss about the 'free upgrades'.
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Originally Posted by Stuart C
Are you paying any more for the upgraded speed? No.. So, therefore the upgrade is free. Why it is free is irrelevant. I suspect if NTL didn't have any competition, we'd probably still be on 64K broadband, or even dial up, but they aren't the only company to operate this way. ALL companies do. Look how Ofcom has had to push BT first to roll out ADSL to areas outside major citiies. Sure, they upgrade speeds now, but that's not out of the goodness of their heart. It's for the same reason NTL do. They cannot afford not to.
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No doubt you were typing this while I posted last but it explains why I feel the free upgrade is irrelevant.