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Old 03-01-2006, 16:21   #15
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Re: Connection speeds is it Acceptable

Traffic management means that some users will not get the maximum that they may be expecting however it is handled. Heavy users who do not get the maximum are the ones who are most likely to pick up the fact that they are not getting 100% and complain about it.

Low cost services by definition are probably not generating the income required to invest in the network and remove congestion problems.

The higher that average speeds go, the less likely that anything like 100% can be achieved
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