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Originally Posted by Mauldor
Here is a Strange concept - If you currently have a router and it will not give you the full 10mbit speeds dues to only having a 10mbit port, most are quite happy to go to the shops and pay for a new router - mostly coming in at about £50 lets say. When NTL Charge people to go from STB to SACM to get the full speed, again costing £50 there is a Uproar???
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that's because NTL are contacted to supply the equipment including modem and it's their duty to sort it out if it isn't capable of delivering the service.
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Originally Posted by pixiebot
Because a router is not part of the NTL delivery system.
If your SACM supplied by NTL feeding 1 PC was the bottleneck and couldn't acheive the 10Mbps NTL were offering, yet your neighbour got 10Mbps on his SACM again supplied by NTL, wouldn't you be part of the uproarious crowd? Damn right you would.
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I couldnt put it better myself.